Walk Route Map d112 Lantern Pike from Hayfield

Walk d112 Lantern Pike from Hayfield

A steady ascent to superb views

Vital Statistics:

Length:	4¾mls (7.5km)
Ascent:	899ft (274m)
Time:	2¾hrs
Grade:

Map with easy-to-follow route details for walk d112 Lantern Pike from Hayfield pdf

Route outline for walk d112:

Hayfield - Sett Valley Trail - Birch Vale - The River Sett - The Pennine Bridleway - Lantern Pike - Hey Wood - Little Hayfield - Sett Valley Trail - Hayfield

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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

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Marilyns

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Bridget

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The highest point of this walk is Lantern Pike at 373m (1224ft). Lantern Pike is known as an English Bridget.

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Some Photos and Pictures from Walk d112 Lantern Pike from Hayfield

In no particular order . . .

Walk d112 Lantern Pike from Hayfield - Lantern Pike summit with Mill Hill (Ashop Head), Kinder Scout and<br>Chinley Churn and Hayfield beyond

Lantern Pike summit with Mill Hill (Ashop Head), Kinder Scout and
Chinley Churn and Hayfield beyond

Photo: Richard Hooper (12)

Footbridge under a deep layer of snow in Little Hayfield

Photo: Ron Linton (15)

Mill Hill (Ashop Head), Kinder Scout and Chinley Churn with Hayfield nestling below from Lantern Pike

Photo: Richard Hooper (11)

The River Sett under a blanket of Water Lilies beside The Sett Valley Trail near Hayfield

Photo: Richard Hooper (5)

Kinder from Lantern Pike

Photo: Stewart Ramsden (1)

Hayfield from Lantern Pike

Photo: Sandra Bailey (1)

The Pennine Bridleway at the start of the climb up Lantern Pike

Photo: Richard Hooper (6)

Lantern Pike Summit

Photo: David Morecroft (2)

The Sett Valley Trail near Hayfield

Photo: Richard Hooper (3)

Hayfield Church

Photo: Richard Hooper (23)

Lantern Pike from The Sett Valley Trail near Hayfield

Photo: Richard Hooper (4)

On The Pennine Bridleway heading for Lantern Pike

Photo: Richard Hooper (7)

Walk d112 Lantern Pike from Hayfield - Chinley Churn above Birch Vale and The Sett Valley Trail from<br> The Pennine Bridleway on the lower slopes of Lantern Pike

Chinley Churn above Birch Vale and The Sett Valley Trail from
The Pennine Bridleway on the lower slopes of Lantern Pike

Photo: Richard Hooper (8)

The Pennine Bridleway on Lantern Pike

Photo: Richard Hooper (9)

The River Sett in Hayfield

Photo: Richard Hooper (24)

Lantern Pike

Photo: Richard Hooper (10)

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