Whoap
Height: 511 metres / 1676 feet Grid reference: NY 09718 12977
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Birketts
The Birkett Fells are the 541 fells described by Bill Birkett in his book ‘The Complete Lakeland Fells’. The book covers all the fell tops over 1000 feet in the English Lake District National Park, which with an area of more than 880 square miles is the largest of its kind in Britain. Below is
Lank Rigg
It was damp with a strong wind today making it feel decidedly chilly; I wore gloves throughout which shows how cold it was. There were quite a few showers but at least the strong wind made sure they blew away quickly.
Lank Rigg
This was another area I have left too long to visit since the last time I was here in 2004. The weather was much better than on any previous visit but the breeze had a cold edge to it and gloves were required throughout. Nice to see the hidden treasure had made a reappearance on Lank Rigg once more.
Lank Rigg
Another muggy, overcast day today and a walk where solitude is virtually guaranteed on the western fringe of the Lake District – a round of the Lank Rigg group of fells.
Grike
Coldfell Road – Grike (96) – Crag Fell (97) – Iron Crag – Caw Fell (98) – Iron Crag – Whoap – Lank Rigg (99) – Whoap Beck – Coldfell Road Grike summit cairn. Looking towards Crag Fell from Grike. Crag Fell summit cairn. Ennerdale Water visible through the mist with Great Borne beyond. Grike