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Name:The Nab
Hill number:2577
Height:576m / 1890ft
Parent (Ma):2528  High Street
RHB Section:34C: Lake District - Eastern Fells
Nuttall/Wainwright area:Lake District - Far Eastern Fells
County/UA:Westmorland and Furness
Catchment:Eden (Carlisle)
Class:Dodd (500-599m), Dewey, Wainwright, Birkett, Synge
(Tu,5,Dew,W,B,Sy)
Grid ref:NY 43428 15197
Summit feature:cairn
Drop:63m
Col:513m  NY435145  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 90
(1:25k) OL5S
Observations:Wainwright and Birkett; ground 30m NE at NY 43440 15223 is lower
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 863 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
GuyF04/04/2577
ALHEJ Wilkins17/03/2024
Walk: Martindale St. Martins- Dalehead- Heck Crag- Brock Crags- Rest Dodd- back down NW ridge- The Nab- N. ridge- St. Martins Ch. I used the stalkers' track to below Nab End: round W of the ridge, though narrow in places, it went well- after some very wet weather; no need to go anywhere near The Bungalow- gates/stiles and a trod all the way to the track. Private sign at gate to road but NB Access Land notices with 'preferred routes' Clouding over with some rain in the air at times from Rest Dodd after sunny start.pwheeler16/03/2024
A new summit for Andy, I didn't summit.JohnStoneham10/02/2024
Descended steeply on soft snow from Rest Dodd, across frozen bog and peat hag area, then up on snow covered track to the summit. On to Brock Crags.LizH18/01/2024
PeterAH18/01/2024
16km hike over from Hartsop to the head of Haweswater taking in Brock Crags incl wainwright, Satura Crag, The Nab, Rest Dodd, The Knott, Rampsgill Head, High Raise, Kidsty Pike. 5 hrs in perfect condtions, definitely a day to remember.Nicky C06/01/2024
Angle Tarn Pike roundemily25/11/2023
ac7016/11/2023
adriancowl16/11/2023
danwalker115004/11/2023
With dad.AJScourfield26/10/2023
From the Hause in Martindale - first ascent of the Nab from Martindale - usually drop down from Rest Dodd. On to Rest Dodd -The Knott - Rampsgill Head - Kidsty Pike - High Raise and descent back to Martindale to the side of Steel Knotts.benarbia no 315/10/2023
Bahan12/10/2023
Ratboy8708/10/2023
From Martindale Church. Swarth Fell, Bonscale Pike, Arthur's Pike, Loadpot, Wether Fell(both tops), Red Crag, High Raise, Kidsty Pike, Rampsgill Head, The Knott, Rest Dodd, The Nab(very steep descent). Rain arrived whilst on Rest Dodd, stair-rods!. Took wrong descent from Rest Dodd in poor visibility and had to bog hop to rectify.Longwojo10/09/2023
15 of 15 starting at st. Martins church. From rest dodd and wow what a descent that was virtually vertical. Slid down most of the way. Taking a look back I’m not sure what would of been worse up or down! Wainwright no. 107The-Z-Man03/09/2023
with sean. 15 in 1 day and passed 100 hillsjordanwalmsley198703/09/2023
Hootsjimmie31/08/2023
Andrews26/08/2023
hollisclan17/08/2023
Martindale Fells from Martindale Church. Visiting Sleet Moss, High Dodd, The Knight, Place Fell, Round How, Stony Rigg, Satura Crag, Rest Dodd, The Nab, Brock Crags (both summits), Heck Crag, Angletarn Pikes (both summits), Beda Fell, Winter Crag. A lengthy 28km with 1450m ascent but generally easy walking, taking 9.5 hours.silverwolf_alan15/08/2023
Jaclyn21408/08/2023
Ever Onward06/08/2023
From Hartsop. 15 km, 900 m asc. Up by the Hayeswater Gill track to cross the gill on the bridleway. N up the path to Rest Dodd and continuing over the bog to The Nab. Return S over the bog and over the E shoulder of Rest Dodd to Satura Crag and Buck Crag and by the main path to the Angletarn Pikes. Back by Brock Crags summits and the slanting groove path and the Filter House. Dry, warm. https://www.flickr.com/photos/samandjo/albums/72177720309860962SalmonJoe17/07/2023
duddingl09/07/2023
OR199029/05/2023
jwbuchanan20/05/2023
Jimearl618/05/2023
jtsnr17/05/2023
Valeriemac813/05/2023
Round How, Place Fell, High Dodd, Sleet Fell, The Nabkeithouk30/04/2023
richsykes7730/04/2023
Brianh90927/04/2023
Hartsop > Pumping House > Rest Dodd > The Nab > Satura Crag > Brock Crags > Hartsop. Solo walk, light rain turning heavy for a couple of hours in the middle of the walk. Wind was also far stronger than forecast, I'd estimate 35-40mph. Had to bypass the hags on The Nab completely to the East. Very wet underfoot but cloud base kept high so views throughout.johnkaysleftleg31/03/2023
Nic & Bob, epic weather conditions, snow & wind plus no path see picsNicola & Stuart09/03/2023
Alan Faulconbridge03/03/2023
Solo summit of both Rest Dodd and The Nab. Poor weather- damp and windyWinter Round18/02/2023
Jane Tinning06/02/2023
Wainwright Walk 22: Spider (High Raise, Rampsgill Head, Kidsty Pike, The Knott, Rest Dodd, The Nab, Angletarn Pikes, Brock Crags & Beda Fell)DavidHiner29/11/2022
From Hartsop. 11.5 km, 730 m asc. Up the Hayeswater BW, across Hayeswater Gill and continue on the Knott BW, soon leaving the BW and head N across the wall and over Sulphury Gill and up to the summit of Rest Dodd. Continue N to the wall and stile and across the bog to The Nab. Return to the wall and head W under Satura Crag on the path to Brock Crags. Return by the slanting sledgate path and the Filter House. https://www.flickr.com/photos/samandjo/albums/72177720303816007SalmonJoe19/11/2022
after Martindale Wedding Dale Head The Nabb, Rest Dodd, Brock Crags, Angle Tarn Pike (N&S) with OllieDave Sargent22/10/2022
12.5 miles 3000ft walk, Rest Dodd, The Nab, Brock Crags and Angletarn Pike from Sykeside Camping Park.stephenbuda09/10/2022
Big walk today. Caught the ferry over to Howtown over Ullswater, that's why the map looks dodgey. Bagged Hallin Fell, Steel Knotts, Beda Fell, The Nab & Place Fell (132/214 Wainrights) with John Herbertgeorge_herbert_21/09/2022
R K Almost dry over the bog! Richard Tait29/08/2022
From Mardale Head - Kidsty Pike, High Raise, Rampsgill Head, The Knott, Rest Dodd and the Nab. Then back to Mardale Head car park.janey.m24/08/2022
Despite the poor press that The Nab gets this was a lovlely walk from Hartsop ... even the peat bogs were fine!...apshepherd21/08/2022
Walked up from Hartsopbillames08/08/2022
Markbrim06/08/2022
10-Wainwright epic outting with Phoebe from St Peter's Church. Bonscale Pike / Arthur's Pike / Loadpot Hill / Wether Hill / High Raise / Kidsty Pike / Rampsgill Head / The Knott / Rest Dodd / out-and-back from Rest Dodd to The Nab, then back to start via Angle Tarn.MrD11/07/2022