The Far Eastern Fells

Angletarn Pikes

567m | 1860ft

Angletarn Pikes is a fell in the English Lake District near the village of Patterdale. Its most notable feature is the summit tarn from which it derives its name.

Popular Routes

Boredale Round
Distance: 12km
Difficulty: Moderate
A circular route starting from Patterdale, ascending via Boredale Hause, and returning via the valley. This route offers stunning views of Ullswater and the surrounding fells.
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Direct Ascent from Hartsop
Distance: 8km
Difficulty: Moderate
A more direct route starting from Hartsop, ascending via the ridge to Angletarn Pikes. This route provides a more challenging climb with rewarding views at the summit.
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Angletarn Pikes via Place Fell
Distance: 16km
Difficulty: Challenging
A longer and more challenging route that includes a climb over Place Fell before reaching Angletarn Pikes. This route is ideal for experienced walkers looking for a full day out.
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Parking

Patterdale Car Park
A convenient car park located in the village of Patterdale, providing easy access to the start of the Boredale Round route.
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Hartsop Car Park
A small car park in the village of Hartsop, ideal for those taking the direct ascent route.
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Glenridding Car Park
A larger car park in Glenridding, suitable for those starting the longer route via Place Fell.
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Public Transport

The 508 bus service runs from Penrith to Patterdale and Glenridding, providing access to the start of the walks.
Bus services are available from Penrith to Patterdale and Glenridding.

Closest Towns

Patterdale
A small village located at the southern end of Ullswater, offering accommodation and amenities for walkers.
Glenridding
A popular village on the shores of Ullswater, known for its outdoor shops and cafes.

Pubs & Restaurants

The White Lion Inn
A traditional pub offering hearty meals and a selection of local ales, perfect for post-walk refreshments.
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The Travellers Rest
A welcoming pub with a cozy atmosphere, serving a variety of dishes and drinks.
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Good to know

Weather in the Lake District can change rapidly; always check the forecast before setting out.
Some sections of the routes can be steep and rocky; appropriate footwear is essential.
The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including red deer and birds of prey.