Start point: Troutbeck (NY 409 032)
Troutbeck – Nanny Lane – The Hundreds – Wansfell – Wansfell Pike – Nanny Lane – Troutbeck
Distance: 4.3 miles Total Ascent: 427 metres Time Taken: 1 hour 45 minutes
Weather: Overcast with showers. 14ºC.
It was another overcast morning with plenty of showers to accompany us on a walk up to Wansfell and Wansfell Pike from Troutbeck. There is a great view along the length of Windermere from Wansfell and it is well worth a visit. Looking south, it was a lot brighter – here’s hoping some summer weather returns soon!
Sour Howes across the roofs of Troutbeck.
The old walled Nanny Lane across The Hundreds.
Looking back along Nanny Lane towards Windermere, just coming into view.
More of Windermere from the climb up to Wansfell.
Caudale Moor, Thornthwaite Crag, Froswick and Ill Bell.
The clouds sticking to Caudale Moor and Thornthwaite Crag.
Red Screes from Wansfell.
Windermere and Wansfell Pike from the summit of Wansfell.
Casper watches Angus running round and round, Red Screes behind.
Red Screes from the ridge to Wansfell Pike.
Looking north-west over Ambleside, the clouds closing in on the Langdales and beyond. Rydal Water is to the right.
Looking back towards Wansfell, Place Fell in view through the gap of Kirkstone Pass between Red Screes and Caudale Moor.
A full view of Windermere from Wansfell Pike.
A ghostly shot of the Langdales.
Looking down on Ambleside.
Kirkstone Pass.
Belle Isle and yachts on Windermere.
Pensive Casper.
A panoramic Windermere view.
The rain is coming in from Ambleside now.
...and from the north, so let's go!
Only when I'm ready!