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Pike of Blisco - 13th October 2010
4 hours 40 minutes
| The original plan was to do Bow Fell and Crinkle Crags from the Old Dungeon Ghyll in Langdale. We set off from Ambleside at 8-30 a.m. but it was a very misty day, and there was no sign of it clearing as we reached Great Langdale. We set off up Oxendale and climbed up to Red Tarn, but we could hardly see the tarn itself due to the mist. There was little point continuing to climb to Bow Fell and Crinkle Crags, so we changed our plan and headed up Pike of Blisco. After summiting at 702 meters we had great difficulty finding a path down on the east side through the mist; we headed down on a compass bearing and eventually came to the faintest of tracks which took us down to the Wrynose Pass road. After a short walk down the road we headed across to Blea Tarn, where we had lunch. From here it was a fairly short walk back to the Old Dundgeon Ghyll. |
National Trust Car Park at Old Dundeon Ghyll
Off up Oxendale
Looking a bit misty
Jim, Jim, Tony and Lesley
Jim, Lesley and Tony - Pike of Blisco
Mick, Jim, Lesley and Tony
Blea Tarn
Tony
Blea Tarn
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