| Date ... | Friday, 25 July 2008 |
| Distance ... | 7.00 miles |
| Ascent ... | 1990 feet |
| Time ... | 3 hours 45 mins |
| Weather ... | 27 ºC, fresh SE winds, sunny spells and dry |
| Summits ... | Angletarn Pikes - 1857' (aw143) |
| Brock Crags - 1842' (aw144) | |
| Start ... | Cow Bridge (nr Hartsop village) - free NT car park (NY402133) |
| Route Map ... | Click here for the route map from this walk |
| Maps ... | Ordnance Survey - Outdoor Leisure Nº5 (1:25,000) or Landranger Nº90 (1:50,000) |
| Books ... | Pictorial Guide Nº 2 - The Far Eastern Fells by Alfred Wainwright (ISBN 0718140664) |
Arnison Crag seen from the start of the walk
Looking back to Hartsop Dodd, from the road leading to Hartsop Fold
Deepdale valley with Fairfield at its head, seen as I started the climb to Boredale Hause
Arnison Crag, Keldas and Glenridding Dodd, viewed as I climbed towards to Boredale Hause
Looking back to Place Fell, after climbing up from Boredale Hause, on the new 'soil inversion' path
The head of Patterdale from the summit of Angletarn Pikes, a great view for my coffee stop
My first view of Angle Tarn, as I descended from the Pikes
Looking over to Helvellyn as I walked across to Brock Crags
Brothers Water seen from the summit of Brock Crags
Angle Tarn, the Pikes with Place Fell behind
The Nab seen from near to Satura Crag
Fairfield viewed from an unnamed tarn near to Satura Crag
Tim cooling off in one of the streams we passed
Hayeswater and The Knott
Heading back down Hayeswater Gill to Hartsop village and the car