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						| The National Trust car park beside the Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel is the starting point for this walk | 
					
					
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						| A footpath to the side of the hotel joins a track leading to Mickleden at the head of Great Langdale | 
					
					
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						| Looking across to Crinkle Crags from the track | 
					
					
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						| The summit of Rossett Pike soon comes into view | 
					
					
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						| Pike o' Blisco across the valley from the track | 
					
					
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						| Pike o' Stickle and Gimmer Crag from the track | 
					
					
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						| Rossett Pike and Black Crag dominate the view ahead as the track approaches the upper reaches of Mickleden | 
					
					
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						| Bowfell from Mickleden | 
					
					
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						| Rossett Pike and Black Crag from Mickleden | 
					
					
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						| Looking back to Pike o' Blisco from Mickleden | 
					
					
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						| Pike o' Stickle and Gimmer Crag from Mickleden | 
					
					
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						| Rossett Gill, the path crosses the foot of the gill and climbs via a series of wide zig-zags to the low point on the horizon | 
					
					
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						| The footbridge over Stake Gill.  The slate sign on the other side points the way to Stake Pass | 
					
					
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						| Looking up to Stake Pass from the bridge | 
					
					
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						| Cambridge Crag and Bowfell Buttress from the path alongside Rossett Gill | 
					
					
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						| Looking back to Pike o' Stickle and Loft Crag | 
					
					
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						| The path fords the gill and begins to climb towards the steep craggy slopes bordering its southern side | 
					
					
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						| Looking back to Mickleden from the path | 
					
					
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						| Looking up to Flat Crags, Cambridge Crag and Bowfell Buttress | 
					
					
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						| Above the lowest slabs the path turns back towards Rossett Gill | 
					
					
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						| Looking up to the top of Rossett Gill as the path makes another turn away from the gill | 
					
					
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						| At this point the path joins the old packhorse route that ran between Wasdale Head and Great Langdale and climbs towards the saddle on the horizon | 
					
					
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						| Climbing the rock gully near the top of the saddle | 
					
					
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						| Mickleden and Great Langdale from the saddle | 
					
					
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						| From the saddle easier slopes lead to the col above Rossett Gill | 
					
					
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						| Looking from the col to Pike o' Blisco | 
					
					
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						| From the col the main path continues on towards Esk Hause.  A faint grassy path turns off to the right towards Rossett Pike | 
					
					
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						|  The summit of Rossett Pike from the col | 
					
					
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						| Mickleden from the top of Rossett Gill | 
					
					
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						| A glimpse of Angle Tarn below Esk Pike from the climb to Rossett Pike | 
					
					
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						| The summit of Rossett Pike | 
					
					
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						| Great End from Rossett Pike | 
					
					
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						| Langstrath from the summit of Rossett Pike | 
					
					
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						| High Raise and Sergeant Man from Rossett Pike | 
					
					
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						| Lingmoor Fell and Blake Rigg on Pike o' Blisco | 
					
					
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						| Pike o' Blisco, Wetherlam and Swirl How on the horizon | 
					
					
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						| A short distance along the ridge is the east cairn, a fine viewpoint for Mickleden and the Langdale Pikes | 
					
					
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						| The Langdale Pikes and Mickleden from the east cairn | 
					
					
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						 "Neglected and forgotten" The Packwoman's grave, which is passed on this route of ascent 
						Rossett Pike - page 4  
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