| Glenridding Dodd - Route One |
| Start - Glenridding NY 386 169 | Distance - 1 mile | Ascent - 950 feet | Time - 50 minutes |
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| The LDNPA car park in Glenridding at the start of this walk |
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| Passing the Travellers Rest on Greenside Road. The first objective is to climb to the low point on the horizon between the south east ridge of Heron Pike on the left and the steep slopes of Glenridding Dodd on the right |
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| Above the Travellers Rest the road divides, the left branch descends to Rattlebeck Bridge, the way ahead continues uphill towards Rake Cottages |
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| Looking back along the road that descends to Rattlebeck Bridge with the north east ridge of Birkhouse Moor dominating the view |
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| Approaching Rake Cottages |
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| The path starts beyond a cattle grid and gate, zig-zagging onto a green track which leads towards the upper terrace of cottages |
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| Looking back from the green track |
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| Rake Cottages from the green track |
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| Leave the green track at a small marker post which points to the start of a path at the foot of a scree slope |
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| The path rises steeply to the west of Blaes Crag before bearing to the right onto a level shoulder behind the crag |
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| Looking down to Rake Cottages from the path alongside Blaes Crag |
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| Looking across the face of Blaes Crag to the wooded slopes of Keldas |
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| From the level shoulder behind Blaes Crag, The Rake path leads easily up to the col between Heron Pike and Glenridding Dodd |
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| Raise from The Rake path |
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| Approaching the col between Heron Pike and Glenridding Dodd |
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| Looking back from near the top of The Rake path. The top of Blaes Crag can be seen lower centre |
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| Looking to White Side framed between the slopes of Birkhouse Moor and Raise from near the top of The Rake |
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| The main path reaches the col at a gate in a wall and continues on towards Mossdale |
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| The path to Glenridding Dodd follows the line of the wall for a short distance across its western slopes |
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| St.Sunday Crag and Fairfield over the slopes of Birkhouse Moor |
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| Looking back to the col and Heron Pike from the start of the path alongside the wall |
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| The wall is followed for a short distance to the point where it starts to descend into Mossdale. From there the path makes an acute right turn and climbs steadily towards the summit of Glenridding Dodd |
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| The summits of Catstycam and Helvellyn Lower Man appear over the slopes of Birkhouse Moor and Heron Pike |
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| St. Sunday Crag and Fairfield from the path alongside the wall |
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| On the path leading to the summit |
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| Looking back to Hart Side over the slopes of Black Crag |
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| The top of Glenridding Dodd takes the form of a gently undulating plateau of grass and heather with larch trees covering its northern flank |
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| Looking back along the path with Catstycam, Helvellyn Lower Man, White Side and Raise on the skyline |
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| Approaching the summit of Glenridding Dodd |
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| The summit cairn on Glenridding Dodd |
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| Heron Pike and Black Crag on Sheffield Pike |
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| Hart Side and Birkett Fell |
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| Gowbarrow Fell |
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| Ullswater |
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| Place Fell |
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| Patterdale |
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| St. Sunday Crag, Fairfield and Dollywaggon Pike |
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| Catstycam, Helvellyn Lower Man, White Side and Raise |
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| Two cairns set on the southeastern edge of the plateau provide an arial view of Patterdale and Glenridding |
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| Glenridding from the viewpoint cairns |
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