Bagged Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) 695m (2281ft) The Northern Dales, The Yorkshire Dales, Cumbria/North Yorkshire, England

Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) Summit Photograph by Robert Hall Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) is classified as a: Nuttall (142nd in Eng, 231st in Eng & Wales)   Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) is on interactive maps: OS Explorer (Orange Covers) sheet: OL19 OS Landranger (Pink Covers) sheet: 91 and 92

Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) is on Peak Bagging Map & Hill Tick List:

• The Northern Dales Area of The Yorkshire Dales

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You can walk to the top of Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) by using either of these 2 easy to follow route maps:

Walk c342 High Seat (Mallerstang) from Outhgill

Route Summary: - Outhgill, Thrang Beck, The Lady Anne's Way, Hell Gill Bridge, Hell Gill Beck, Hangingstone Scar, Black Fell Moss, Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel), High Seat (Mallerstang), Mallerstang Edge, Othgill.

Length: 12.5km (7¾ miles) | Ascent: 479m (1,571ft) | Allow at least: 4½hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk c388 Little Fell (Mallerstang) and High Seat from Outhgill

Route Summary: - Thrang Beck, The Lady Anne's Way, Water Cut Sculpture, Hell Gill Bridge, Little Fell (Lunds Fell) (Mallerstang), Hugh Seat, Black Fell Moss, Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel), High Seat (Mallerstang), Mallerstang Edge, Outhgill, River Eden, Thrang Beck.

Length: 15.5km (9¾ miles) | Ascent: 621m (2,038ft) | Allow at least: 5¾hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Fellow go4awalkers who have already walked, climbed, summited & bagged Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel)

David Congreave walked up Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) on January 6th, 2018 [from/via/route] Outhgill [with] Andy W [weather] Snow and wind but not too cold. - Route back down Mallerstang very tricky in the snow. Couldn't find the miner's track and ended up shuffling down some very steep sections. Not ideal. The map might need looking at.

Kevin Foster climbed Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) on August 23rd, 2017 [from/via/route] High Seat [with] By myself [weather] Sunny - Continuing along the broad ridge there was a very clear path down then up an easy grassy slope to the wonderfully named Archy Styrigg or the equally wonderful local name Gregory's Chapel. The highest point is marked by a small cairn just to the North of the large pile of stones. The views West across Mallerstang to Wild Boar Fell and Swarth Fell were very impressive.

Mark Davidson bagged Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) on August 14th, 2008 [with] Mike [weather] Bit grey, dull and misty

Tony Rogerson hiked Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) on June 4th, 2016 [from/via/route] The Thrang Outhgill High Seat Gregory's Chapel Hugh Seat Old Road [with] Darren Floss Robbie Ruby [weather] Sunny valley cloud on tops - STEEP climb up to High Seat

Darren Mortimer summited Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) on December 6th, 2014 [from/via/route] Outhgill [with] Dermot Palmer [weather] Cold and wet and misty - This is a great walk (c388) but not much fun in the mist. Navigational skills and a good sat nav are essential when the weather is bad as it was for me. Also very tricky leaving High Seat and traveling over Mallerstang Crags when the ground is wet.

Christine Shepherd conquered Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) on June 16th, 2014 [from/via/route] Walked from Outhgill using walk c388 [with] On my own [weather] White cloud with a light breeze. - Great views

Iain Taylor scaled Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) on April 5th, 2012 [from/via/route] Outhgill

Ray O'Hara has walked up Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) [from/via/route] C388 [weather] Dry & below the cloud base. Full blown electrical storm just to the East over Rogan's Seat though. Somehow it managed to not come my way. - The whole route from Hell's Gill Bridge up to Little Fell and along the ridge to High Seat (Mallerstang) was extremely boggy. The views are good though. Best saved for a day when the ground is frozen or at the end of a very long drought.

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