Start point: Tarn Foot, Skelwith Bridge (NY 345 039)
Tarn Foot – Ivy Crag – Loughrigg Fell – The How – Loughrigg Tarn – Tarn Foot
Distance: 2.7 miles Total Ascent: 270 metres Time Taken: 1 hours 15 minutes Start Time: 09:50
Weather: Overcast, light drizzle throughout. 10°C
I’m still on ‘tekkin it easy’ mode at the moment but I will be back on the rough stuff soon enough. This is always a delightful walk whatever the weather and today it was drizzly and overcast. That didn’t really take too much away from the walk though and it seemed unusually quiet this morning – there wasn’t a soul around anywhere.
It was a bit murky this morning but quite still and a pleasant enough temperature, here looking towards the Coniston fells, shrouded in mist.
The view towards Windermere, it seemed brighter to the east.
Above Loughrigg Tarn.
On Loughrigg.
The summit of Loughrigg Fell with Lingmoor Fell in the centre.
The Fell Dogs.
The Langdales put in an appearance through the gloom.
Baa Baa black sheep.
Grasmere.
A slightly different view with a bit of drama over Seat Sandal and Great Rigg.
On the descent.
A family outing on Loughrigg Tarn.
It was amazingly still down at the tarn, still drizzling though.
Langdale Pikes reflections.
Loughrigg Tarn.
The view from the track on the eastern side of the tarn.