Rest Dodd, The Nab to Angletarn Pikes - 21st July 2018

Saturday 21st July 2018

I Parked up at Bridgend (Patterdale) today and made my way southwards to Hartsop. Then taking a left turn I followed the path up to Hayeswater. My main target today was The Nab, it was very dry so there should be no fun & games getting over all those swampy peat hags or tussocks as there often is. But as always, Rest Dodd needs to be visited en-route. Todays walk also took me to Brock Crags and the beautiful Angle Tarn Pikes and Tarn before descending back to Patterdale via Boredale Hause.

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Distance: 10.9 miles

Duration: 5:00 hours

Ascent: 3369 ft

Difficulty: Hard

Accompanied By: On my Own

Weather: Fair

Wainwrights Visited

Angletarn Pikes Brock Crags Rest Dodd The Nab

3D outline of route

Parking

Looking a bit dry - bridge crossing not really necessary at this time

Rest Dodd summit

A steep descent from Rest Dodd is followed by the Nab - Can you see how difficult this is following prolonged periods of wet weather - Not fun. Today was great, bone dry after our wonderful summer, so crossing it was a doddle ! The summit is right at the end.