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1 summit • 15.9 km • 804 m gain • 5 hr 29 min
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"Dollywaggon Pike is the southerly point of the Helvellyn Ridge. We did a long walk from Glenridding, to Catstye Cam, along Swirral Edge to Helvellyn, then south along the ridge to Nethermost Pike and Dollywaggon Pike. We then retraced our steps back along the summit ridge, to Lower Man, then on to Whiteside Bank and Raise, by which time the weather had deteriorated. We then returned via Sticks Pass to Glenridding" — davidlong • Jun 10, 2009
"Solo. After ascending Helvellyn from Stanah Cross via Sticks Pass, Raise, White Side and Lower Man. From the summit of Helvellyn I went over the summits of Nethermost Pike and High Crag to reach Dollywaggon Pike. Continued to Seat Sandal, Fairfield and down to Rydal. Just missed a bus so walked to Ambleside. The day was cold with a little rain. There was a little lying snow on the highest parts with a cornice on the NE face of Helvellyn." — peter43 • Apr 1, 2006
"Leading a party of boys from the King's School, Chester. From High Close Youth Hostel. Walked down the road to Grasmere Village and along path to Grisedale Tarn on east side of Tongue Gill. Snow patches at 1500' and above. To Helvellyn via Dollywaggon Pike and Nethermost Pike. Firm snow, but no ice as feared by the warden at High Close. Along Striding Edge and back via Swirral Edge before descending to Wythburn." — peter43 • Apr 10, 1962
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