Lake District Country Walk Great Langdale Bow Fell from Dungeon Ghyll round

Our video is a guided walk in the Lake District from Dungeon Ghyll to Bow Fell via The Band. Our return route takes us to Angle Tarn then down to the Mickleden valley to pick up the Cumbria Way following Mickleden Beck. This is a hard walk on mainly good paths and tracks except the ascent from the Three Tarns towards Bow Fell summit is very slippery with loose rocks and also the descent from Ore Gap to Angle Tarn is a little vague in places. Elevation: Approx lowest point 90.20m (296 ft) approx highest point 893.20m (2930.45ft). Approx 8.6 miles allow 4½ to 5½ hours using OS Explorer Map OL6, The English Lakes, South-Western area. Start point: Dungeon Ghyll National Trust car park half a mile west of Chapel Stile. For more info and facilities please see our website.

[@ColinR52]

Very much appreciate your time & effort putting these videos together of your walks. Thank you.

[@colinhesketh4710]

First visited Langdale in 74 still love it to bits.

[@thetaxidriverj]

Hi Colin, yes the Langdales are a beautiful part of the Lakes. One day we hope to stop at Dungeon Ghyll Hotel as we haven't been there for a few years now we hope to put that right this year. Thanks for your comment all the best The Taxi Driver

[@stevieju]

Hello Taxi Driver,my wife always knows when I watch your videos because your voice is so distinct.Keep up the good work,really enjoyable and relaxing.You always seem to get decent weather..whenever we go(not very often to be honest)it's windy and rainy...

[@mrmikeh-nv7cq]

love it. we stayed at great langdale campsite. i have a real craving to go back. i love the langdale valley so much. great upload.

[@thetaxidriverj]

Thanks mr.mike h. We agree it's a fantastic place we love the Langdales. All the best The Taxi Driver.

[@sherlockholmeslives.1605]

Never having climbed a mountain, and knowing nothing about mountains, is Bow Fell about 2 or 3 times higher than Nelson's Column in London.