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Ullswater
from Glenridding Dodd
It's been a real struggle to reach the summit of this modest fell, only 1425ft above sea level. This is the view northwestwards along the length of Ullwater, |
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Glenridding
Village from Glenridding Dodd
The view southwards from the same point, to Glenridding and Patterdale. |
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Helvellyn
from Sheffield Pike
The ridge northeastwards drops to a col and then rises again to the more impressive Sheffield Pike, 2232ft. This is the view towards Catstycam and Helvellyn. |
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Sheffield
Pike summit
The summit cairn of Sheffield Pike, with Ullswater beyond. The highest tops of the Pennines (Cross Fell, Great Dun Fell and Little Dun Fell) are seen about 40 miles away. |
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The
High Street fells from Hart Side
The route continues to Green Side, just half a mile short of Stybarrow Dodd, and then turns northwest for Hart Side. This is the view from the summit to the southwest, with the High Street ridge prominent. |
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The
summit ridge of Hart Side
Hart Side (2481ft) is a beautiful grassy top with a long northeast ridge giving an excellent descent to Dockray on the Ullswater shore. This is the view southwest again, across Glencoyne and the hidden dip of Ullswater. |
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Ullswater
from Hart Side
A walk along the ridge to Watermillock Common opens up this view of Ullswater and Glenridding to the south. |
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Ullswater
from Hart Side (2)
More pastoral country is reached as the ridge falls to Dockray, just north of the Ullswater dogleg. |
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Ullswater
from Hart Side (3)
A final view of the southern arm of Ullswater from Common Fell, the last "top" of the Hart Side ridge. |
