Photo
No. | Description |
| 128909 | The summit of Haystacks is surrounded by many points of interest |
| 128910 | Buttermere and Crummock Water from Haystacks |
| 128911 | Descending from Scarth Gap to Peggy's Bridge the clouds gather on Grasmoor |
| 128912 | This view of Fleetwith Pike clearly shows the ridge used for the ascent |
| 129001 | Mellbreak seen from near Loweswater village |
| 129002 | Looking back along the lane to Loweswater village |
| 129003 | Loweswater and the Loweswater Fells seen during an ascent of Mellbreak |
| 129004 | Crummock Water and Buttermere seen from near the summit of Mellbreak |
| 129005 | The main ridge of Mellbreak with Crummock Water |
| 129006 | Looking north along The main ridge of Mellbreak to the northern summit |
| 129007 | Buttermere and Fleetwith Pike seen from Mellbreak's south summit |
| 129008 | Crummock Water and Buttermere seen during the descent from Mellbreaks |
| 129009 | Scale Beck flows into Crummock Water |
| 129010 | Crummock Water looks gloomy as the clouds roll in |
| 129011 | Looking south along Crummock Water |
| 129012 | Mellbreak seen from the cross-roads in Loweswater village |
| 129901 | Bowfell and Eskdale seen from the Peat Road above Low Birker |
| 129902 | Climbing above Eskdale en-route for Green Crag |
| 129903 | Harter Fell (Eskdale) seen from the Low Birker Peat Road |
| 129904 | Penny Hill Farm, Eskdale |
| 129905 | Eskdale seen from the Peat Road to Low Birker Tarn |
| 129906 | The ruined stone hut on the Peat Road to Low Birker Tarn |
| 129907 | Green Crag seen from the Peat Road near Low Birker Tarn |
| 129908 | Looking back to Low Birker Tarn from Green Crag |
| 129909 | The descent into Eskdale from Kepple Crag |
| 130101 | The well-graded path leading to Pickthall Ground and Stickle Pike |
| 130102 | Stickle Pike from above the Duddon Valley |
| 130103 | The summit of Stickle Pike looking north to Great Stickle and Caw |
| 130104 | Looking back to Stickle Pike from Great Stickle |
| 130105 | The cairn on Great Stickle with the distinctive shape of Caw beyond |
