Stickle Pike sunset
Kiln Bank Cross – Stickle Tarn – Stickle Pike – Kiln Bank Cross
Stickle Pike (OF)
Stickle Pike sunset
From: Kiln Bank Cross
Kiln Bank Cross – Stickle Tarn – Stickle Pike – Kiln Bank Cross
Dunnerdale Fells
From: Kiln Bank Cross
Kiln Bank Cross – Stickle Tarn – Great Stickle (OF) – Tarn Hill (OF) – Stickle Pike (OF) – Kiln Bank Cross [2.5 miles, 235m ascent]
Caw
Seathwaite – Park Head Road – Stickle Tarn – Stickle Pike (OF) – Caw (OF) – Pikes (OF) – Green Pikes (OF) – Seathwaite
Stickle Pike
It was grey with drizzle this morning – there wouldn’t be any views, anywhere – so we went for a short walk up to our often visited favourite, Stickle Pike above Broughton Mills and the Duddon Valley. There was no company this morning either as the children are back at school, so it was back to the old team once again!
Stickle Pike
As it was a bit brighter this afternoon, we had another short walk up to Stickle Pike above Broughton Mills. We were joined by Connie after she was sprung from school for Easter at lunchtime – much better than sitting in a classroom I think!
Stickle Pike is described in Wainwright’s Stickle Pike chapter in his book ‘The Outlying Fells of Lakeland’, page 126.