Walk Route Map c228 Hay Stacks from Buttermere

Walk c228 Hay Stacks from Buttermere

Wainwright's favourite mountain

Vital Statistics:

Length:	8¼mls (13km)
Ascent:	2,334ft (711m)
Time:	5½hrs
Grade:

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Route outline for walk c228:

Buttermere - Gatesgarth - Warnscale Bottom - Warnscale Beck - Green Crag (Buttermere) - Black Beck - Blackbeck Tarn - Innominate Tarn - Hay Stacks (Haystacks) - Scarth Gap - Burtness Wood - Buttermere

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Peaks, Summits and Tops reached on this walk:

0
English
Mountains

1
Wainwright

0
English
Nuttalls

2
English
Deweys

0
Wainwright
Outlying Fells

0
Marilyns

0
Bridgets

Peak Bagging Statistics for this walk:

The highest point of this walk is Hay Stacks (Haystacks) at 597m (1959ft). Hay Stacks (Haystacks) is classified as an Wainwright (No. 131).

Hay Stacks (Haystacks) is also known as an English Dewey (13th highest in England, 29th in England & Wales)

Completing this walk will also take you to the top of Green Crag (Buttermere) at 528m (1732ft). Green Crag (Buttermere) is also known as an English Dewey (117th highest in England, 274th in England & Wales)

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Some Photos and Pictures from Walk c228 Hay Stacks from Buttermere

In no particular order . . .

The wrought iron 'Shepherd�s Gate', Buttermere Church, Buttermere

Photo: Dave Phillips (12)

Autumn sunshine on Dale Head (left) and Fleetwith Pike (right) from Burtness Wood

Photo: Andy Malcolm (11)

Hay Stacks (Haystacks) from Scarth Gap

Photo: Darryl Larvin (3)

On the shore of Innominate Tarn near Hay Stacks (Haystacks)

Photo: Jane James (1)

Grassmoor (left) and Grisedale Pike (right) from Hay Stacks (Haystacks)

Photo: Mike Walker (550)

Seat (Buttermere), Gamlin End and High Crag (Buttermere) from Hay Stacks (Haystacks)

Photo: Peter Dryden (18)

Buttermere from Hay Stacks

Photo: David Mathies (3)

Walk c228 Hay Stacks from Buttermere - Mellbreak (left) Crummock Water, Buttermere Village, Rannerdale Knotts and the shoulder of Grasmoor (right) from Hay Stacks (Haystacks)

Mellbreak (left) Crummock Water, Buttermere Village, Rannerdale Knotts and the shoulder of Grasmoor (right) from Hay Stacks (Haystacks)

Photo: Peter Dryden (19)

Buttermere

Photo: David Hayter (27)

Hay Stacks from Gatesgarth, SE of Buttermere

Photo: David Mathies (2)

Snow on Scafell Pike and the Scafell Massif from a very frozen Innominate Tarn

Photo: Peter Dryden (17)

The Edge of Crag Wood at Buttermere's South Eastern shore

Photo: Andy Malcolm (158)

Hay Stacks and Buttermere

Photo: Martyn Hibbert (9)

Innominate Tarn (Hay Stacks) with a snow-capped Pillar beyond

Photo: Andy Malcolm (33)

Hay Stacks from Scarth Gap

Photo: Rob Pullan (13)

Snow on Scafell Pike from a frozen Innominate Tarn

Photo: Peter Dryden (16)

Innominate Tarn on Hay Stacks

Photo: Martyn Hibbert (3)

Fleetwith Pike refelected in Buttermere

Photo: Clare Howard (8)

Crummock Water and Buttermere from Hay Stacks (Haystacks)

Photo: Alan Wainwright (240)

Fleetwith Pike and Hay Stacks (Haystacks) from the campsite near Buttermere village

Photo: Stephen Collins (55)

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