A gently sloping 8.8km walk, with steeper sections crossing two streams, passing cairns and reaching an elevation of 309m. Arthur’s Pike is the highest point visible from Another Place and once ascended, the view sprawls below.
Total Distance:
8.8 km
Length:
2 hours
Difficulty:
Moderate
Directions:
Drive to the start point through Pooley Bridge approximately ten minutes away.
Description:
A gentle incline along a well-marked track with occasional steep sections and two stream crossings.
What to bring:
Sturdy walking shoes or wellies, a waterproof coat, a drink, sun cream, hat, camera.
The breeze billows your shirt. Shapes form and reform on the lake surface. Your calves ache, not in a bad way.
Arthur’s Pike is positioned at the north end of the High Street range. There are good views of the fells and Ullswater. The route is a well marked track with steep sections and two stream crossings.
