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Jul 2018
9:51pm, 17 Jul 2018
10,702 posts
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Rosehip
Camping at Cove 26th and 27th, then the NT at Wasdale 28th and 29th - have youngest and mad Springer in tow, so somewhat tied to sensible excursions.
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Jul 2018
9:51pm, 17 Jul 2018
10,703 posts
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Rosehip
Would love to do the Halls Fell up, but not when I have the bonkers dog!
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Jul 2018
10:01pm, 17 Jul 2018
10,704 posts
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Rosehip
Fenners, because that looks like a good way down
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Jul 2018
10:05pm, 17 Jul 2018
639 posts
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DavidAP
I like the way up that way, then take in Red Pike, Scoat Fell, Pillar and descend to Wasdale via the UTLD100 route in reverse from Black Sail. A gorgeous little walk 
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Jul 2018
10:10pm, 17 Jul 2018
10,705 posts
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Rosehip
And if I wasn't planning a "quick" escape leaving youngest and dog to entertain themselves for an afternoon that's just what I'd do
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Jul 2018
10:14pm, 17 Jul 2018
640 posts
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DavidAP
How old is the youngest? Always give them a brown beer voucher and leave then at Wasdale Pub
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Jul 2018
10:16pm, 17 Jul 2018
10,706 posts
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Rosehip
Planning on taking teen and dog over Illgill head and Whin Rigg. Youngest would like to "bag" Scafell pike -if it's cooler I might consider it, but it's too much for the dog in this weather. I'm happy to try all sorts on my own............
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Jul 2018
10:18pm, 17 Jul 2018
10,707 posts
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Rosehip
he's 14 - and a many generation flatlander
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Jul 2018
10:23pm, 17 Jul 2018
641 posts
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DavidAP
Very jealous. Wasdale Head in my opinion is just about the last unspoilt valley. The number of dickheads you'll meet (with the exception of the 3-peakers) will be negligible.
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Jul 2018
10:51pm, 17 Jul 2018
4,722 posts
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Northern Exile
Oh I don't know, there's plenty of unspoiled little valleys out there. You just haven't looked hard enough.
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