It's been a good weekend Saturday saw us navigating through the spoil heaps and mine shafts on Grassington Moor, after an early start on Sunday I found myself alone on the summit of Great Gable, and today with a few hours in hand I decided to head to Arnside, Wainwright would have called this a rest and recuperation walk, it's a classic that every walker should do sometime.

On good paths I made my way down the edge of the Kent Channel to round Blackstone Point on route to Far Arnside, through the caravan site to start the easy ascent on well walked paths to the summit of Arnside Knott, my descent route took me through Red Hill entering Dubshall Wood before making my way back to the shore.

Over Arnside Knott.	back to list view route map
	Sunlight catches the cliffs of Whitbarrow Scar.
	Viewed across the Kent Channel the white washed buildings of Grange-over-Sands.
	Meathop Fell seen from Blackstone Point.
	The cliffs at Blackstone Point with views up the Kent Channel.
	Striding across the sands at White Creek looking to Arnside Park.
	Polished by the passing of many feet this natural fault line in the cliffs at Park Point leads to the high level path.
	The sea washed cliffs at the edge of Arnside Park.
	Across the shifting sands of Morecambe Bay, Heysham Power Station.
	Under leaden skies Know End Point on the edge of Silverdale Sands.
	Ascending Heathwaite with views over Far Arnside.
	Stunning views down the Silverdale Coast.
	Over Middlebarrow Wood blue/grey today Clougha Pike above Lancaster.
	Ascending limestone paths to Arnside Knott with views over Arnside Park.
	Looking to Arnside Park and the first sights of Autumn colour.
	Wonderful views from Arnside Knott, Hampsfell above Grange seen over New Barns.
	Striking views to the west and the Coniston massif.
	Near the summit Arnside Knott looking north.
	And mouth-watering views to the west.
	Descending Red Hills with views over Milnthorpe Sands.
	Looking to Underlaide Wood.
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