Route: Hallin Fell
Area: Far Eastern Lake District
Date of walk: 24th February 2013
Walkers: Andrew
Distance: 1.9 miles
Ascent: 800 feet
I parked on the road to Martindale, just after Howtown. I was en route home from Millbeck.
It was a short climb to the top and when I got there, there was a crowd scene (the photos don’t show this), so without lingering I went down the north flank of the fell to return to my car
There were lovely views of Ullswater and the surrounding fells
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Ullswater from above the small car park
Swarth Fell
The Parish Church of St Peter Martindale
Start of the climb up Hallin Fell
Beda Fell
Howe Grain valley on the left and Boredale on the right
Looking back down the path to the church
Another view into Boredale and Howe Grain from higher up
From near Hallin Fell summit
Ullswater looking south
The well built summit cairn of Hallin Fell
Ullswater, looking north
The cairn can be seen from valley level, it’s quite a structure
The path back down
