Walk Route Map sy102 Pike Lowe from Langsett Reservoir

Walk sy102 Pike Lowe from Langsett Reservoir

Walk Route Map sy102 Pike Lowe from Langsett Reservoir

Vital Statistics:

Length:	7½mls (12km)
Ascent:	1,118ft (360m)
Time:	4hrs
Grade:

Map with easy-to-follow route details for walk sy102 Pike Lowe from Langsett Reservoir pdf

Route outline for walk sy102:

Langsett Barn Car Park - Langsett - Langsett Reservoir - Langsett Reservoir Dam - Upper Midhope - Thickwoods - Thickwoods Brook - Fenny Common Ings - Fenny Common - Pike Lowe Stones - Pike Lowe - Candlerush Edge - Sugden Top - Lost Lad (Langsett) - Mickleden Edge (Langsett) - Haslingshaw Hingcliff Common - Delf Edge - Langsett Reservoir - The Porter or Little Don River - Crookland Wood - Langsett Reservoir - Langsett Barn Car Park

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Peaks, Summits and Tops reached on this walk:

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English
Mountains

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Wainwrights

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English
Nuttalls

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English
Deweys

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Wainwright
Outlying Fells

0
Marilyns

1
Bridget

Peak Bagging Statistics for this walk:

The highest point of this walk is Pike Lowe at 478m (1569ft). Pike Lowe is known as an English Bridget.

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Some Photos and Pictures from Walk sy102 Pike Lowe from Langsett Reservoir

In no particular order . . .

Walking through woodland on the banks of Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (1)

Walking through woodland on the banks of Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (13)

Path junction on Mickleden Edge (Langsett)

Photo: David Erskine (27)

Pike Lowe from Upper Midhope

Photo: David Erskine (24)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (19)

The Porter or Little Don River in Hordron Clough

Photo: Jack Quick (5)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (12)

The Porter or Little Don River from Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (7)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (5)

The Porter or Little Don River

Photo: Jeff Kerins (20)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (17)

Walking through woodland on the banks of Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (14)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (2)

Pike Lowe summit cairn/shelter

Photo: David Erskine (26)

The ruins of North America Farm near Langsett Reservoir

Photo: David Erskine (29)

Langsett Reservoir from Delf Edge

Photo: David Erskine (28)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: David Erskine (25)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (18)

Walking through woodland on the banks of Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (16)

Walking through woodland on the banks of Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (22)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (15)

The Porter or Little Don River in Laund Clough

Photo: Jack Quick (4)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (11)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (3)

Walking through woodland on the banks of Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (6)

Walking through woodland on the banks of Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (23)

The Porter or Little Don River

Photo: Jack Quick (3)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (10)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (21)

Crookland Wood near Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jack Quick (1)

Walking through woodland on the banks of Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (4)

Langsett Reservoir

Photo: Jeff Kerins (9)

Mickleden Edge from The Porter or Little Don River

Photo: Jeff Kerins (8)

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