Fairfield

A walk to Alcock Tarn, Great Rigg & Fairfiled returning via Great Rigg & Stone Arthur

 
Completed:  4 November 2000
Distance: 9½ miles approx
Weather: Sunny & warm start giving way to rain & snow above 2,500 feet
Time: hours
Terrain: Well defined paths
Stiles: 0
Grade: Moderate
Parking: Park in the road at Dale End (limited parking)
Nearest Towns: Ambleside
Refreshments: Various - Grasmere
Toilets: No public toilets én route
Transport: Car
Other Walks: Catbells - Lakeland Walks, Leaney's Lakeland Fells, Lake District Walks & Striding Edge
Maps: Outdoor Leisure No. 4, 5, 6 & 7
 
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Photographs
 
 

 
  Route
 


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Altitude relief map
 


Grasmere View Cottage
 


Silver How from Grasmere View Cottage
 


Helm Crag from Grasmere View Cottage
 


Helm Crag, Dunmail Raise, Seat Sandal, Great Rigg & Stone Arthur
 


Great Rigg, Stone Arthur & Heron Pike from Grasmere View Cottage
 


Nab Scar from Grasmere View Cottage
 


Loughrigg & Dale Head from Grasmere View Cottage
 


Helm Crag, Dunmail Raise, Seat Sandal, Great Rigg & Stone Arthur
 


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Panorama from Grasmere View Cottage
 


Seat Sandal, Great Rigg & Stone Arthur from the entrance to Grasmere View Cottage
 


Grasmere, Seat Sandal, Great Rigg & Stone Arthur from the road to the Loughrigg Terrace
 


Helm Crag, Dunmail Raise & Seat Sandal from the shore of Grasmere
 


Silver How & Helm Crag from the shore of Grasmere
 


The Coach House on the path from White Moss
 


Silver How from the path around Rydal Water
 


Loughrigg & Rydal Water from the path around Rydal Water
 


Our intrepid walker pauses to admire the scenery
 


The path around Rydal Water on the way to Alcock Tarn
 


Grasmere, Silver How & The Langdales from the path to Alcock Tarn
 


Wetherlam, Silver How & Grasmere
 


Wansfell, Rydal Water & Loughrigg
 


Grasmere, Silver How, The Langdales & Sergeant Man
 


Sergeant Man, Greenup Edge & Steel Fell with a rainbow over Helm Crag
 


Grasmere, Silver How & The Langdales
 


Helm Crag & Steel Fell with a rainbow in the valley
 


Sergeant Man & Helm Crag
 


Alcock Tarn, Nab Scar & Windermere
 


Stone Arthur, Great Rigg & Alcock Tarn
 


Stone Arthur, Great Rigg & Alcock Tarn
 


Windermere, Esthwaite Tarn, Coniston, Heron Pike, Alcock Tarn & Rydal Water
 


Heron Pike, Esthwaite Tarn, Coniston,  Alcock Tarn & Rydal Water
 
 

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