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Vital Statistics:
| Length: | 9¾mls (15.5km) | |
| Ascent: | 3,157ft (962m) | |
| Time: | 6½hrs | |
| Grade: |  | (Hard) |
Route outline for walk c324:
Buttermere - Sourmilk Gill - Bleaberry Tarn - Dodd (Buttermere) - The Saddle - Red Pike (Buttermere) - Ling Comb - Little Dodd (Ennerdale) - Starling Dodd - Great Borne - Floutern Tarn - Black Beck (Mosedale) - Blea Crag - Scale Force - Scale Beck (Crummock Water) - Crummock Water - Buttermere Dubs - Buttermere.
Little Dodd (Ennerdale) means
The summit of Little Dodd (Ennerdale) is marked by marked by a cairn and a tangle of old fence posts.
Peak Bagging Statistics for this walk:
 3 English Mountains |
 3 Wainwrights |
 4 English Nuttalls |
 0 English Deweys |
 0 Wainwright Outlying Fells |
 0 Marilyns |
 1 Bridget |
Peak Bagging Statistics for this walk:
The highest point of this walk is Red Pike (Buttermere) at 755m (2478ft). Red Pike (Buttermere) is classified as a English Mountain (Hewitt) (67th highest in England, 116th highest in England & Wales) and a Wainwright (No. 62). Red Pike (Buttermere) is also known as a English Nuttall (83rd highest in England, 142nd highest in England & Wales).
Completing this walk will also take you to the top of Dodd (Buttermere) at 641m (2104ft). Dodd (Buttermere) is also known as an English Nuttall (201st highest in England, 349th highest in England & Wales).
You will also reach the summit of Starling Dodd at 633m (2078ft). Starling Dodd is classified as a English Mountain (Hewitt) (157th highest in England, 269th highest in England & Wales) and a Wainwright (No. 122). Starling Dodd is also known as a English Nuttall (214th highest in England, 368th highest in England & Wales).
Along the way you will also bag Great Borne at 616m (2021ft). Great Borne is classified as a English Mountain (Hewitt) (171st highest in England, 299th highest in England & Wales), a Wainwright (No. 127) and a English Nuttall (243rd highest in England, 421st highest in England & Wales); Little Dodd (Ennerdale) at 590m (1936ft). Little Dodd (Ennerdale) is known as a Bridget.
This walk is on Ordnance Survey Maps:
| OS Explorer Map OL4 | |
| 1:25,000 scale (Orange Covers) |
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| OS Landranger Map 89 | |
| 1:50,000 scale (Pink Covers) |
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Some Photos and Pictures from Walk c324 Starling Dodd and Great Borne from Buttermere
In no particular order . . .
Buttermere Lake - with the lower slopes of High Stile (left), Hen Comb (centre) and Mellbreak (right)
The shoulder of Grasmoor (left), Robinson, Rannerdale Knotts (centre) and the High Stile Ridge (High Crag, High Stile and Red Pike (Buttermere) reflected beautifully in a very still Crummock Water taken from the north west shore below Mellbreak
Crummock Water, Rannerdale Knotts (left) and The High Stile Ridge from Cinderdale Common
Great End, Scafell Pike and Sca Fell from near the summit of Red Pike (Buttermere)
Fleetwith Pike and Hay Stacks (Haystacks) from the campsite near Buttermere village
Crummock Water and Low Ling Crag - with Rannerdale Knotts (left), Fleetwith Pike (centre) and The High Stile Ridge (right)
Wandope (left), Whiteless Pike and Rannerdale Knotts (right) from above Hause Point, Crummock Water
Buttermere, with Fleetwith Pike straight ahead and Hay Stacks (Haystacks) to the right
Buttermere from the North West shore featuring Fleetwith Pike (just right of centre)
Red Pike (Buttermere) summit from Lingcomb Edge with Pillar prominent across Ennerdale
*Ennerdale Water (left), Starling Dodd and Great Borne, Loweswater (right of centre), Mellbreak and Crummock Water (right) from Red Pike (Buttermere)
Innominate Tarn on Hay stacks (frozen solid) with Great Gable rising majestically in the background
Great view of Brandreth, Green Gable, Great Gable (the rounded dome), Kirk Fell, Pillar (the highest point), Black Crag and Steeple from Lingcomb Edge just below the summit of Red Pike (Buttermere)
Fleetwith Pike (left), Hay Stacks (Haystacks) and the shoulder of High Crag (Buttermere) (right) across Buttermere
Red Pike (Buttermere) (left) and Dodd (Buttermere) right from Old Burtness below Bleaberry Tarn
Looking across Buttermere Lake to a Cottage below Hay Stacks (Haystacks) from Hassness
Honister Pass (left), Fleetwith Pike, Hay Stacks (Haystacks) and High Crag (Buttermere) across Buttermere
Whiteless Pike (left), High Snockrigg and Robinson (right) and Crummock Water from Black Beck (Mosedale)
*Grasmoor (left of centre) and Red Pike (Buttermere) (right of centre) from Great Borne
Russ with High Snockrigg, Robinson and Buttermere in the background from above from Burtness Wood
Heading up to North Goatfell and Goatfell from The Saddle, Cir Mhor at the head of Glen Sannox, Isle of Arran
Crummock Water, Rannerdale Knotts (left) and The High Stile Ridge from nr Cinderdale Common
Fleetwith Pike and The High Stile massif from the North shore of Crummock Water
Fleetwith Pike (left) and Hay Stacks (right) across Buttermere Lake from Hassness
Iron Crag, Whoap, Crag Fell and Grike tower over Ennerdale Water from the summit of Red Pike (Buttermere)
Early morning mist catches the low light on Crummock Water with the towering Grasmoor beyond
Crummock Water and Low Ling Crag - with Rannerdale Knotts (left), Fleetwith Pike (centre) and The High Stile Ridge (right)
High Stile, Red Pike (Buttermere) and Dodd (Buttermere) from across Buttermere
Autumn sunshine on Dale Head (left) and Fleetwith Pike (right) from Burtness Wood
Buttermere village from Red Pike (Buttermere) with the Grasmoor massif looming large in the background
High Snockrigg, Robinson, Hindscarth and Dale Head (Newlands) above Dodd (Buttermere) and Buttermere Lake from Red Pike (Buttermere)
Mellbreak, Crummock Water and Grasmoor with Dodd (Buttermere) and Bleaberry Tarn in the foreground from Red Pike (Buttermere)
Mellbreak, Crummock Water and Grasmoor from the summit of Red Pike (Buttermere)
Autumn sunshine on Dale Head (left) and Fleetwith Pike (right) from Burtness Wood
. . . see just 10 walk photos from Walk c324 Starling Dodd and Great Borne from Buttermere
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