Sergeant Man, including Castle How, Blea Rigg, Tarn Crag & Easedale Tarn

A Circular Walk starting from Goody Bridge Cottage crossing the ridge above Easedale Tarn to reach Sergeant Man returning across open fells to Tarn Crag & Easedale Tarn

 
Completed:  14 July 2002
Distance: 7˝ miles approx
Weather: Cloudy & bright, sun breaking through late afternoon
Time: 4˝ hours approx
Terrain: Well defined paths except across open fells from Sergeant Man to Tarn Crag
Stiles: 0
Grade: Moderate
Parking: Park in the car park in Easedale Road (GR: NY 332-080)
Nearest Towns: Ambleside
Refreshments: No refreshments én route
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
 


Tarn Crag & Sour Milk Gill with Calf Crag to the right
 


Helm Crag
 


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Helm Crag, Easedale, Fairfield, Stone Arthur, Great Rigg & Heron Pike
 


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Helm Crag, Easedale, Fairfield, Stone Arthur, Great Rigg & Heron Pike
 


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Helm Crag, Fairfield, Stone Arthur & Great Rigg
 


Blind Tarn Moss
 


The path up from Blind Tarn Mass looking towards Fairfield
 


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Looking over Blind Tarn Moss to Helvellyn, Seat Sandal, Fairfield, & Great Rigg
 


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Great Langdale with the Coniston Fells on the left & The Langdales on the right
 


Bowfell, Loft Crag, Harrison Stickle & Pavey Ark
 


Blake Fell, Pike 'o Stickle & Crinkle Crags
 


On the path to Blea Rigg with Windermere in the distance
 


A glimpse of Easedale Tarn
 


Looking back to Windermere & Elterwater
 


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An abundance of Cotton Grass in a small tarn with The Langdales to the far right
 


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Harrison Stickle, Stickle Tarn & Pavey Ark with the North Rake path clearly visible
 


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Codale Tarn & Easedale Tarn looking to the Helvellyn range
 


Harrison Stickle, Stickle Tarn & Pavey Ark with the North Rake path clearly visible
 


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Looking across Stckle Tarn to Pike o'Stickle
 


Pausing to take in the view
 


Stickle Tran, Harrison Stickle & the North Rake path
 


Summit of Sergeant Man & in sunshine for the first time after many wet visits
 


Looking back to Pavey Ark & Sergeant Man
 


Tarn Crag on the way to Easedale Tarn
 


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Easedale Tarn & Blea Rigg
 


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Panoramic view of Grasmere, Easedale Tarn & Blea Rigg
 


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Easedale Tarn & Blea Rigg
 


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Easedale Tarn & Tarn Crag
 


A mallard duck doing a spot of grooming
 


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Blea Rigg, Easedale Tarn & tarn Crag
 


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Easedale Tarn & Tarn Crag
 


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Panoramic view of Easedale Tarn
 


Helm Crag with Fairfield & Great Rigg in the distance
 


Maintenance work on the path down from Easedale Tarn
 


Herdwick sheep doing what sheep do best - eating
 


A lone tree on the skyline
 


Sour Milk Gill and junipers
 


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Panoramic view looking down the path towards Grasmere
 


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Panoramic view looking down the path towards Grasmere
 


Evening light brings out the detail on the fell side
 


Looking over the fell side to Loughrigg Fell
 


The impressive waterfalls on Sour Milk Gill
 


Complete with rock pool
 


Easedale
 


Foxgloves
 


Over the slate bridge
 


Looking back Sour Milk Gill waterfalls
 


Easedale Beck looking to the lower slopes of Helm Crag
 


Looking to the start of today's walk with the path to Blind Tran Moss
 


Looking back up the path from Easedale Tarn to Tarn Crag
 
 

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