Start point: Kiln Bank Cross (SD 215 933)
Kiln Bank Cross – Stickle Tarn – Stickle Pike (OF) – Kiln Bank Cross
Distance: 1 mile   Total Ascent: 225 metres    Time Taken: 1 hour
Weather: Sunny and warm with plenty of blue sky. 23oC.
School’s out for summer! Well, at least Connie’s is – so it was up to Stickle Pike this afternoon in glorious, sunny weather – a complete contrast to the weather when I was not so far away from here two days ago. Nice weather for a (unintentional) swim today, too!
Caw - today we can see it, a contrast to the weather on Wednesday!
Connie and Casper enjoy the view on the climb to Stickle Tarn,
Stickle Tarn.
Nice to cool your feet in...
...and have a paddle or swim.
If you are paddling, be careful not to fall in. Connie didn't heed that warning - sodden!
Angus is content to carry on swimming though.
Casper is content to soak as well - in the sun!
A scramble up to Stickle Pike.
Nearly at the summit, overlooking Stickle Tarn with Caw beyond.
The Scafell range from the summit of Stickle Pike.
An unobstructed view to the north.
A trio on the summit of Stickle Pike.
Connie.
Scafell and Slight Side.
Esk Pike and Bow Fell.
The Duddon Estuary over the southern cairn on Stickle Pike.
The view to the north from the southern cairn.
Lakeland sky.