| Date ... | Thursday, 17 April 2008 |
| Distance ... | 10.5 miles |
| Ascent ... | 3410 feet |
| Time ... | 7 hours 10 mins |
| Weather ... | 9 ºC, strong E winds, sunny spells, freezing level @ 2200' |
| Summits ... | Great Knott - 2313'(en89) |
| Cold Pike - 2259'(aw96)(en43) | |
| Cold Pike West Top - 2241'(en45) | |
| Cold Pike Far West Top - 2198'(en44) | |
| Little Stand - 2428'(en157) | |
| Crinkle Crags South Top - 2736'(en52) | |
| Crinkle Crags - 2816'(aw17)(en51) | |
| Shelter Crags - 2674'(en211) | |
| Shelter Crags North Top - 2543'(en212) | |
| Start ... | Stickle Ghyll - National Trust Pay + Display car park (NY294063) |
| Maps ... | Ordnance Survey - Outdoor Leisure Nº4 (1:25,000) or Landranger Nº90 (1:50,000) |
| Books ... | Pictorial Guide Nº4 by Alfred Wainwright (ISBN 9780711226586) |
Looking up Oxendale, towards the Crinkles, from the footbridge across Oxendale Beck
Looking backdown towards Stool End Farm from the steep ascent to Brown Howe
Bow Fell and Hell Gill
Great Knott, Crinkle Crags and Bow Fell from Brown Howe
Me and Tim on the summit of Great Knott, with the Crinkles and Bow Fell behind
The Crinkles and Great Knott from the summit of Cold Pike
Looking towards the Helvellyn range from the summit of Cold Pike
Our first view's of the Sca Fell's from Little Stand
A close up of the Sca Fell's
Cold Pike, Red Tarn and Pike O'Blisco from the start of the ascent on the first crinkle
Looking down into the Langdale valley from the summit of the first crinkle
The view along the ridge to the other tops from the summit of the first crinkle
Approaching the 'bad' step on the second crinkle.(we didn't go up this scramble as we had Tim with us, and he's not the best at rock climbing)
Bow Fell and Esk Pike from the summit of Long Top (the second crinkle)
The Sca Fell's from the tarn on Long Top (I think this is the tarn they refer to as the highest tarn in England)
Bow Fell and Sca Fell Pike from near to Mickledore
A wider angle view of the above photo
Approaching The Three Tarns and Bow Fell
The Sca Fell's again from a very cold Three Tarns
Pike O'Blisco seen as we started to descend The Band
Pike O'Stickle and Mickleden seen from The Band