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| The walk starts from the summt of the Corney Fell Road where there is room to park for half a dozen cars on the wide verge |
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| Kinmont Buck Barrow, Great Paddy Crag and Buck Barrow from the parking area |
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| Setting out on the path which initially follows the course of a drystone wall |
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| Looking back towards Black Combe and Stoneside Hill |
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| Kinmont Buck Barrow, Great Paddy Crag and Buck Barrow from the path alongside the wall |
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| Black Combe |
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| The wall turns to the north on reaching a sharp corner |
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| Looking over to The Coniston Fells |
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| Great Paddy Crag and Buck Barrow from the wall corner |
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| Passing below Peg Crag |
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| Looking back over Swinside Fell to the Furness Peninsula |
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| The steepest part of this otherwise gentle ascent rises towards a rock outcop |
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| Esk Pike, Bowfell and Crinkle Crags make an appearance |
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| Black Combe from the rock outcrop |
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| Beyond the rock outcrop the path turns away from the wall to cross the col between Great Paddy Crag and Buck Barrow |
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| Great Paddy Crag from the climb to the col |
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| Buck Barrow from the col |
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| Burn Moor from the col between Great Paddy Crag and Buck Barrow |
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| Kinmont Buck Barrow fro the descent from the col |
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| Whit Fell, Bowfell, and Crinkle Crags across the foot of Buckbarrow Crags |
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| Looking back to Buck Barrow and Great Paddy Crag |
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| Burn Moor from the descent to the wide col between Littlecell Bottom and Sele Bottom |
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| Looking over towards Kinmont Buck Barrow |
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| Looking over towards Crinkle Crags, Helvellyn and the Coniston Fells |
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| Great Gable and Scafell appear over the col between Burn Moor and Whit Fell |
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| An isolated rock outcrop occupies the otherwise grassy col under Burn Moor |
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| Looking back to Buck Barrow from the rock outcrop |
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| Burn Moor from the rock outcrop |
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| Shortly after passing the rock outcrop the path splits, keep left to begin the direct ascent to the summit |
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| The right branch contours the eastern slope towards the col between Burn Moor and Whit Fell |
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| Looking back to Buck Barrow, Great Paddy Crag and Kinmont Buck Barrow from the path to the summit |
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| The Furness Peninsula from the path to the summit |
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| The gently rising path to the summit of Burn Moor |
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| Looking over towards the Coniston Fells |
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| The summit of Burn Moor comes into view |
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| The Duddon Estuary and Buck Barrow |
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| The path diverts slightly to the left towards a rock outcrop which is surmounted by a cairn |
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| Whit Fell and the Coniston Fells over the summit plateau |
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| Approaching the rock outcrop |
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| The simple cairn on top of the rock outcrop |
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| The path turns back towards the main cairn on the summit |
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| The summit cairn on Burn Fell |
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| The Western Fells from the summit of Burn Moor |
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| The Scafell group on the centre horizon from the summit of Burn Moor |
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| Whit Fell and the Coniston Fells from the summit of Burn Moor |
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| The lower part of the Duddon valley from the summit of Burn Moor |
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| The Duddon Estuary from the summit of Burn Moor |
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| Buck Barrow, Great Paddy Crag, Black Combe and Kinmont Buck Barrow from the summit of Burn Moor |
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| A few yards to the west is another, larger, cairn which overlooks Sele Bottom |
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| Whit Fell from the larger cairn |
