Author Topic: Advice on Hardknott, Harter, and Green Crag plz  (Read 1258 times)

LMac27

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Evening all,


I am undecided which route I should take to do Harter Fell, Hardknott and Green Crag. Is one way more recommended than another ?


Any advice would be gratefully received.


Thanks


Lee

Skip

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Re: Advice on Hardknott, Harter, and Green Crag plz
« Reply #1 on: 00:09:50, 14/07/17 »
You could do a lot worse than to follow the route taken by -Dave-.

Dave wrote it up on his blog and I followed more or less the same route when I walked Green Crag and Harter Fell a year or so back.
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LMac27

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Re: Advice on Hardknott, Harter, and Green Crag plz
« Reply #2 on: 11:00:26, 14/07/17 »
Hi Skip


Thanks for the reply. I'd already read that report but was a little put off about the the idea of walking passed cows. I really do not like cows especially when on my own. I will give it a second read though and see what I can do to alter slightly the route through the fields.


Thanks again

Sarah Pitht

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Re: Advice on Hardknott, Harter, and Green Crag plz
« Reply #3 on: 23:13:58, 14/07/17 »
We walked Harter and Green Crag as one walk and did Hard Knott separately as an out and back from the pass.


For Harter we parked at Branthwaite Biridge (marked on the OS map near Hinning House) after heading down the Duddon Valley from Cockley Beck. It was a very sweet remote car park by a stream and I could have sat all day there having a brew and reading.


Anyway the walk - crossed the Beck and took the paths through the woods to get to the direct path onto Harter Fell up via Mart Crag and Maiden Castle. From there the obvious route down to the valley then up onto Green Crag via the route shown on Dave's gpx trace i.e. Skirting around Long Crag.


Descent was via Grassguards Gill so I assume we came off the back of Green Crag and found the marked route down. And then followed forest oaths back to the car.


Probably not much help, but we had an enjoyable walk that wasn't too strenuous or boggy or route findings tense!


It's lovely over that way - remote and I just love the Dudfon Valley.


Hope you find a route and post a TR.

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Re: Advice on Hardknott, Harter, and Green Crag plz
« Reply #4 on: 00:23:16, 15/07/17 »
Thanks for taking the time to reply Sarah, I will get my map out tomorrow and plot your route on it. It is a possible option thanks again !

 

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