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	Fleetwith Pike - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fleetwith Pike is a fell in the English Lake District in the county of Cumbria which reaches a height of 648 metres (2,126 feet).
		There are two possible starting points for the ascent of Fleetwith Pike: these are Gatesgarth in the Buttermere valley and the top of the Honister pass.
		The ascent from Gatesgarth goes up the intimidating-looking Fleetwith Edge, however all the crags can be by-passed without too much difficulty, this route goes past a white cross which is clearly visible from the valley and bears the inscription of "Erected by Friends of Fanny Mercer, accidentally killed 1887".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fleetwith_Pike (428 words)

	The ButtermereWeb-High level walks in Buttermere
		The amount of erosion between the summits of Red Pike and High Crag is certainly a lot less than in other lakeland areas.
		The direct routes of ascent to this ridge are generally steep with the exception of Scarth Gap Pass.
		The ascent via Bleaberry tarn to Red Pike is probably the most popular with a well worn path right up to the final steepening where the path degrades into loose and crumbly steep ground.
	www.buttermereweb.co.uk /highlevelwalks.html (409 words)

	Hindscarth Edge
		To the North beyond the Newlands Pass stood the South side of the Coledale Horseshoe round of Causey Pike, Scar Crags and Sail.
		Reaching Fleetwith Pike summit I was quickly reminded why it isn't a good idea to hang around here, little fl flies which had plagued my last visit here were once again in abundance.
		I began the leg burning descent from the summit to Gatesgarth passing the Fanny Mercer memorial, where I was greeted by the hordes of weekend "tourist" visitors to the area enjoying ice cream in the full Gatesgarth car park.
	www.ngbrown.free-online.co.uk /hindscarth_edge.htm (776 words)

	Lakeland Landscape - Haystacks Walk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		At Bell Crags, take a left turn, and head west-north-west, rising to the summit of Fleetwith Pike, with fine views along the length of the Buttermere Valley.
		The path continues in the same direction, descending steeply along the dramatic ridge of Fleetwith Edge to Low Raven crag, and on a short distance to the valley floor.
		As it reaches the valley floor it joins the B5289, at which point it is only a matter of yards back along the road to Gatesgarth Farm.
	www.lakelandscape.co.uk /walks/haystacks.htm (324 words)

	High Stile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Gatesgarth Farm in the valley, below Fleetwith Pike, the pointed one, and Dale Head.
		On the other side of Ennerdale, on the right as you walk, is Pillar, with Pillar Rock, the crags in the middle of the picture.
		Fleetwith Pike, showing the Warnscale Bottom path which is one good way of completing the walk down from Haystacks, out of sight on the right.
	www.braithwaite-cottage.co.uk /highstil.htm (205 words)

	Fleetwith Pike and Haystacks (Sun 2 Jun 2002) - theLakelandFells
		Fleetwith Pike and Haystacks (Sun 2 Jun 2002) - theLakelandFells
		Fleetwith Pike and Haystacks (Sun 2 Jun 2002)
		Fleetwith Pike summit and the High Stile ridge
	www.leaney.org /lake_district_walk.php?walk_id=387 (187 words)

	Lake District - High Stile group, 2/6/82
		Whiteless Pike stands on the other side of the village, with Grasmoor, Eel Crag and Sail beyond.
		The Saddle is the name of the col between Red Pike and its outlier, Dodd.
		We're at 2100ft and the climb from here to the summit of red Pike is steep and stony.
	www.jbutler.org.uk /Lakes/Buttermere/820603.shtml (385 words)

	hotel in grasmere the lake district - bridge house hotel - haystacks
		It may not be one of the Lake District's biggest fells but it has astonishing views from all sides, rocky outcrops and crags, several small tarns, and, in July and August it is covered in purple heather.
		Haystacks is the large fell to the right with Fleetwith Pike in the mid-distance.
		The last picture is taken close to the bottom of Fleetwith Pike.
	www.bridgehousegrasmere.co.uk /haystacks.htm (1346 words)

	High Level Buttermere (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Fleetwith Pike is the distinctive Pike at the eastern end of the lake.
		The lake shore was beautiful in the morning light, and we had fine views through the trees of where we'd walked the day before.
		We started up Fleetwith Pike - a steep exciting route with hands-on sections in places, and fabulous views back to Buttermere and across to the Robinson ridge and Haystacks.
	www.walkingwomen.com /5MayHighButtermere.htm (875 words)

	High Stile - 7th June 2006 - StridingEdge
		Angus and Casper on the summit of Fleetwith Pike.
		The view from the summit of Fleetwith Pike.
		Dodd in the foreground from Red Pike, the north western fells beyond.
	www.stridingedge.net /Walks/2006/06.%20June/07.06.06.htm (303 words)

	The Lake District - Fleetwith Pike and Buttermere
		The Lake District - Fleetwith Pike and Buttermere
		Buttermere is one of three lakes that grace this western-lying valley, the same glacier having carved out its near-neighbours, Crummock Water and Loweswater, several thousand years ago.
		The lake is arguably one of the district’s most beautiful and on a still morning, the scene of the Fleetwith Pike-Haystacks-Red Pike ridge reflected in its waters is breathtaking.
	www.lakedistrictdesktops.com /lakedistrict/006-fleetwithpike-buttermere.html (114 words)

	Fleetwith Pike to Grey Knotts via Honister Hause
		Fleetwith Pike to Grey Knotts via Honister Hause
		Fleetwith Pike rises to the left of the road.)
		The start of the path up Fleetwith Pike is left from the car park and a couple of minutes walk up the road.
	www.thewalkzone.co.uk /Lake_District/walk_14/walk_14.htm (646 words)

	Ian's Trekking and favourite walks Site
		From Red Pike we start some great ridge walking with Buttermere, Honister Pass and Fleetwith Pike to your left and The Ennerdale Valley and Pillar to your right.
		Further along the ridge is the summit of High Style, the highest point of the day.The next summit is High Crag followed by a steep descent before climbing over the small summit of Seat.
		The route then continues past Innominate Tarn and Blackbeck Tarn, before descending along a lovely path on the lower slopes of Fleetwith Pike to Gatesgarth farm.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /ianp/lakes.htm (428 words)

	Lake District - Buttermere circuit 31/5/85
		Fleetwith Pike is seen here across the length of Buttermere, shot from the outfall stream into nearby Crummock Water.
		The path along the lake's southern shore passes among the oaks, pines and birches of Burtness Wood.
		Fleetwith Pike, with the grounds of Gatescarth Farm at its foot, seen across the southeastern corner of Buttermere.
	www.jbutler.org.uk /Lakes/Buttermere/850531.shtml (163 words)

	ref 101 Fleetwith Pike & Buttermere
		8 ref 048 Blea Tarn and the Langdale Pikes
		29 ref 121 Blea Tarn & the Langdale Pikes
		44 ref 167 Blea Tarn & The Langdale Pikes
	www.lakelandmoods.co.uk /land/imagepages/image24.html (103 words)

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		Its especially lovely on a summer evening at twilight when the water can be without a ripple, with the sharp edge of Fleetwith Pike at the far end.
		The walk from Red Pike along the ridge to High Stile and High Crag is awesome on a good day as there are views of Buttermere and Ennerdale.
		View of the Buttermere Valley from south of Fleetwith Pike.
	members.aol.com /MAmberry/BUTTERMERE.html (701 words)

	Lake District holiday (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		But from the top of Fleetwith we are rewarded by a panoramic view, with the valley and the welcoming sight of the lodge below.
		Another half hour or so (during which time, a couple of runners appeared out of nowhere and sped past us) we arrived back in village just as a herd of cows crossed the road, and they were lucky to escape unscathed from passing between thirsty hikers and the pub.
		The philistines planned instead to take on Scafell Pike, the highest point in England, but in such inclement weather the danger of getting lost in unfamiliar terrain would not be compensated by panoramic views, so we adjusted our sights and set out to conquer Robinson, the short sharp peak behind the lodge.
	www.jbwalker.com /WalkerFownes/Hiking/MnRLkDistNew.htm (3390 words)

	Edgypix royalty-free stock photos: keyword: Buttermere
		Remains of a stone cottage in the disused quarry on Fleetwith Pike in the English Lake District
		Disused miners' cottage, known as Dubs Hut, on Fleetwith Pike in the Lake District.
		Morning autumn sun and reflection of a fence and rocks in the still surface of Buttermere lake, in the English Lake District, with Fleetwith Pike in the distance
	www.edgypix.com /kw/buttermere_1.html (433 words)

	Lake District Walks
		Should you decide to do this wonderful trek along the Red Pike ridge, weather permitting you will be sure to get magnificent views of the Buttermere valley.
		From Red Pike we start some great ridge walking with Buttermere, Honister Pass and Fleetwith Pike to your left and The Ennerdale Valley and Pillar Mountain to your right.
		From Harter Fell it is mostly down hill with just the small summits of Shipmans Knotts and Kentmere Pike to climb, returning finally to the lovely little village of Kentmere.
	www.fellsman.co.uk /fellwanderer/lakes.htm (618 words)

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		I have never been the to the lake district and would probably drive to the area friday night and walk up the mountain on saturday and then spend sunday and monday wandering around.
		My first walk up Scafell Pike was in May - nice sunny day to start, bit dull and windy when we reached the top, ten minutes later the most enormous fl cloud arrived, along with very high winds, and deposited rain, sleet and snow for a good half-hour.
		For an easy/recovery day, there are a number of walks around Buttermere, ranging from the lakeshore walk to the full ridge walk taking in Fleetwith Pike, Haystacks, High Stile and Red Pike.
	www.ureader.co.uk /message/742502.aspx (1677 words)

	Fleetwith Pike - theLakelandFells
		Gatesgarth - Scarth Gap - Haystacks - Innominate Tarn - Blackbeck Tarn - Green Crag - Dubs Quarry - Fleetwith Pike - Gatesgarth
		Sun 2 Jun 2002 - Fleetwith Pike and Haystacks
		Gatesgarth - Fleetwith Pike - Honister Crag - Drum House - Dubs Quarry - Blackbeck Tarn - Innominate Tarn - Haystacks - Scarth Gap - Gatesgarth
	www.leaney.org /lake_district_fells.php?fell_id=fleetwith_pike (209 words)

	Fleetwith Pike in the Western Lake District Fells
		Fleetwith Pike in the Western Lake District Fells
		The huge Honister Crag is topped by the peak of Fleetwith Pike with great views down the steep crags below.
		The rocky ridge of Fleetwith Edge is a great path to or from Gatesgarth and this edge is the most common view of the fell seen across Buttermere.
	www.thelakedistrictwalker.com /west/fleetwith_pike/fleetwith_pike.htm (149 words)

	Crummock Water photographs, maps, books & memories
		This scene, looking from the head of Crummock Water towards Buttermere with Honister Crag, Fleetwith Pike, Haystacks and High Stile forming the mountainous background, has hardly changed in a century.
		The twin lakes of Crummuck Water and Buttermere were once one, but were separated by the alluvium left by Sail Beck.
		A picnic party in a meadow in the hamlet of Loweswater are enjoying the splendid view north up Crummock Water.The lower slopes of Grasmoor are prominent on the left, and the skyline is filled by Fleetwith Pike, Haystacks and High Crag.
	www.francisfrith.com /pageloader.asp?page=/search/placelander.asp&townid=C203 (229 words)

	Blake Fell's Eastern Prospect - Photo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Robinson and Dale Head lie directly beyond the lower slopes of Mellbreak; Fleetwith Pike lies directly beyond Buttermere, with Honister Crag prominent on its left-hand slope; High Raise in the far distance then Grey Knotts and Glaramara.
		Hen Comb is closer to with Red Pike and High Stile beyond.
		Scafell Pike is seen through the gap, before Scoat Fell and Haycock.
	www.lakedistrictwalks.com /efblafp.html (93 words)

	Buttermere, Honister Pass, Crummock Water, Whinlatter, Lake District - www.bootsandpaws.co.uk
		The Honister Pass with 1 in 4 gradients connects the Borrowdale Valley with Buttermere and at the highest point it is 1167 feet above sea level.
		All three images above were taken from the shores of Buttermere, the photos to the centre and left show Fleetwith Pike in the background.
		Buttermere is a popular area for walking with a 4 mile route around the lake as well as more challenging routes including Fleetwith Pike, Haystacks, Red Pike and High Crag.
	www.bootsandpaws.co.uk /buttermere.html (223 words)

	Flickr: Photos from Famous Belgian
		View of Fleetwith Pike from Buttermere Lake, Lake District National Park, England.
		View of Fleetwith Pike (left) and Haystacks (right) from the shore of Buttermere Lake, Lake District...
		View across Buttermere Lake, Lake District National Park, England with Fleetwith Pike in the...
	www.flickr.com /photos/92236895@N00 (270 words)

	Causey Pike - Complete Panorama - Large Photo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		In the foreground Stile End and Barrow are separated by the gap of Barrow Door through which the village of Braithwaite is clearly seen.
		High Seat is in the middle distance in front of Catstye Cam and Cat Bells in the foreground across the Newlands Valley.
		Great Gable appears in the distance largely masked by Hindscarth, and in the gap between it and Robinson lies Fleetwith Pike, just visible in front of Kirkfell.
	www.lakedistrictwalks.com /causpan.html (436 words)

	This view of Fleetwith Pike clearly shows the ridge used for the ascent - a photo - Walking Britain
		This view of Fleetwith Pike clearly shows the ridge used for the ascent - a photo - Walking Britain
		This view of Fleetwith Pike clearly shows the ridge used for the ascent.
		Either use the back button or the navigation bar on the left to return to the photo gallery lists.
	www.walkingbritain.co.uk /m/walk_c.php?id=128912 (103 words)

	Organised lake district walk - Haystacks and Fleetwith Pike from Gatesgarth - 17th March 2007
		Organised lake district walk - Haystacks and Fleetwith Pike from Gatesgarth - 17th March 2007
		Haystacks and Fleetwith Pike - 17th March 2007
		Index>Hire>Scheduled Walks>Haystacks and Fleetwith Pike - 17th March 2007
	www.thelakedistrictwalker.com /hire/2007/17_03_07.htm (159 words)

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