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  • Recommend me good technical descent up in lakes
  • pussywillow
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    Pussywillow – when you say Red Pike do you mean the one overlooking Buttermere, that starts with a red coloured natural chute leading into steep rocky trail down to a tarn heading towards Buttermere? Always fancied that one myself. I know what you mean about Dollywagon – basically a flight of steps. Rosset is good though, or was a few years back – might be ruined now.
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    Absolutley spot on!! But u climb up that red steep chute then down the other side. Although I bet it would be good doing it both ways.

    xiphon
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    Easdale Tarn is a challenge, especially in the wet.

    pypdjl
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    Halls fell ridge would surely be a massive amount of carrying even if you were seriously good?

    grum
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    Yeah it’s been a while since I walked it but the was a reasonable amount of (easy) scrambling IIRC and very steep in places. Would require a riding god surely.

    Pieface
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    Some say Sharp Edge is an easier scramble than Halls Fell Ridge.

    teamhurtmore
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    Probably correct if not for the one exposed slab on Sharp Edge and the more exposed finish. Halls Fell is a wonderfully pure line straight to the top especially in the snow. Not sure I could ride either though!!!

    parkedtiger
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    Has anyone ridden halls fell or doddick from Blencathra? Just interested!

    Both are techie and fun. Doddick you can drop into following the fix the fells / zigzag section off the summit of Blencathra. With Halls Fell, we find it’s easier to walk up to a point about 100m(ish) off the summit then turn around and head down (that top section isn’t ridable). I’ve not cleared both but there’s a few riders in town that come pretty close.

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