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Name:High Seat
Hill number:2719
Height:709m / 2326ft
Parent (Ma):2716  Great Shunner Fell
RHB Section:35A: The Northern Pennines
Nuttall/Wainwright area:Yorkshire Dales - Northern Fells
County/UA:Westmorland and Furness, North Yorkshire
Catchment:Catchment Boundaries, Eden (Carlisle), Ouse (York)
Watershed:Humber Estuary, St Bees Head to Ravenscar, Ardnamurchan Point to Lowestoft, Cardiff to Cape Wrath, Dover to Cape Wrath, Lowestoft to Duncansby Head, Land's End to John o' Groats, Solway Firth, The Lizard to Dunnet Head
Class:Hump, Simm, Hewitt, Nuttall, Buxton & Lewis,
Bridge, Clem
(Hu,Tu,Sim,Hew,N,BL,Bg,Cm)
Grid ref:NY 80207 01244
Summit feature:no feature: ground 20m N of cairn
Drop:114m
Col:595m  SD818980  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 91 92
(1:25k) OL19S
Observations:cairn is at NY 80207 01261; there are two other cairns in the summit area at NY 80264 01331 and SW NY 80161 01177
Survey:Abney level
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The Thrang, river route to Outhgill, track then path to High Seat, Arch Styrigg, Hugh Seat, Little Fell, Sails, He'll Gill Bridge, Lady Anne's way. Basically Nuttall route 11.5 with extension to Sails. 10 miles.JulieB22/03/2024
Parked just N of the bridleway end and S of The Thrang, at NY7832 0050 (space for a couple of cars). Along to Outhgill and started on the signed foothpath, but didn't find much of the path up the hillside. Headed ENE higher up (at least the steep grass was short), arriving on the less steep ground about 750m NNE of the summit. Disappointingly misty and windy. Found an ATV track and followed this round past a couple of cairns to the summit. Continued on to Sails.LizH17/10/2023
From Garsdale station out Pennine Journey then up atv track to Bubble Hill then on over Sails (and Little Fell), Hugh Seat, Archy Styrigg and High Seat before following a decent track to the quarry below High Pike Hill, Then on down to row to Thringill, double back to Pennine Journey, past Wharton Hall and up to Kirkby Stephen station.SS21/06/2023
18km, 3 hours, 40 mins. Outhgill church, Slough Brae Gill then Healey's Gill to summit. Then Gregory Chapel & became slightly lost on Arch Styrgg in thick cloud before finding cairns and on to Hugh Seat, Little Fell and Sails. Down to Hell Gill where I was mobbed by a short-eared owl then down bridleway back. Lots of lapwings + curlews.John Eley13/05/2023
With Tony. Dales 30 no. 23LANGDALE15/07/2022
Early start to Manchester, things to do, had to pick up a girl from Kathmandu, got back to Appleby at half past two,then drove home to pick up the Boo, up to High Pike Hill then High Seat to......and it would have been nice if we finished the day and the poem by going to the zoo. But we didn't.Alphaville19914/07/2022
Outhgill - High seat straight up Mallerstang Edge (steep!) - Gregory Chapel - down to Hellgill Force and return to OuthgillPreCambrianLife11/07/2022
Parked at point where Byway meets road at the Thrang, good parking. Walked north along the road to Outhgill then up path marked on map. Not used a lot but not difficult to follow most of the way and good walking. When I eventually lost it picked the best looking line to the ridge, again good going. Reached ridge about 300 metres north of High Seat summit. then south along the ridge on very easy and dry ground all the way to Little Fell. Cut back a little way to a fence down to Hell Gill Beck keeping the new plantation to your left. Over the beck and then pathless vaguely WNW to join the Byway back to start. No path but short grass with just a few easy tussocks. A good walk.dickscroop23/06/2022
Mallerstang edge nutalls. Cold wind and mist all the way. Start and end with a concrete ring trigmarkcjo14/12/2021
From Outhgill: High Seat, Archy Styrigg/Gregory Chapel, Hugh Seat, Little Fell and Sails. Beautiful snowy day, but hard conditions underfoot. With Hiking Manchester group.Lazylizzie05/12/2021
First day of the Yoredale WayPhilipChaston21/08/2021
Parked at barn just N of Aisgill Moor Cottages (no parking). Along minor PFPs N to Outhgill - awful and obstructed mid-way by a newly fenced plantation and no waymarkers (recommend just stick to road). Awful direct ascent from Outhgill (mapped PFP barely exists) - not recommended, find another way.Isbjorn21/07/2021
Cold, wet, windy & misty. With George along ridge from OuthgillKatyT26/06/2021
Nice dry spring underfoot conditions from Northconanharrod22/04/2021
Nicely frozen underfoot, lovely light west to the Howgills and WhernsideRockdoctor24/12/2020
Summit of ridge walk along Mallerstang Edge. Found a good descent roughly perpendicular to Pendragon Castlethomasrandall9615/12/2020
From Outhgill up the steep direct route then south down the ridge to Sails and back on the High Way with flurries of the first snow of winter in the wind.Guy Heelis02/12/2020
20.2 miles 2661ft walk, start at Usha Gap campsite follow Swaledale past Keld to Birk Dale then Little Sled Dale and Long Gill to Gregory Chapel on ridge, along to High Seat, Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat, follow fence line to Great Shunner Fell then Pennine Way back to Usha Gap campsite.stephenbuda06/08/2020
With Sue from Nateby road B62070.High Pike Hill, High Seat, Gregory Chapel, Hugh Seat. Nice warm sunny day. Spent a while just looking around visibility excellent.Frank24/07/2020
the route up from outhgill can be brutal slow over grassy tussock moor and a very strep ascent but achievable. Parking in Outhgill is scarece with locals moaning. Head for a cairn a top of the ghyll infeont of you to get to high seat on the direct routeAristotle Chip12/07/2020
Parking just of main road 1 mile south of outhgill. Next to the fp to hellgill.nuttall route starting with high seat. Initial 2 miles on very hot day were hard work thereafter a pleasant amble over the ridge to sails and back along hellgill fp. 4hrs.Longwojo25/06/2020
Mallerstang roundemily20/06/2020
Parked at end of Pennine Bridleway. High Seat, Gregory Chapel, Hugh Seat, Little Fell and Sails.PGCE03/06/2020
Glorious morning, very steep ascent from OuthgillGary Heath31/05/2020
High Seat and Nine Standard Rigg from Nateby Road (B6270). Beautiful morning. 8.2 mls. 3 hrs 2 mins.Curly & Shirley31/05/2020
Circular walk from Smithy Gill Bridge (SD776965 ) via Swarth Fell and Wild Boar Fell, then on to Little Fell (as Nuttall walk 11.5). Track up from Outhgill very indistinct, but skyline cairn helps a lot. Very steep ascent on a hot day.Peter_W_Mitchell 27/05/2020
Ascent from Cotterdale via forest to Bleak Haw to Great Shunner Fell. Descent to Short Moss via East Gill Gutter, on to Knoutberry Currack, following fence line to Hugh Seat. On to Long Gill Head, Gregory Chapel, and High Seat. Return to Hugh Seat via same route. Follow fence line southward to Scarth of Scaiths and on to Little Fell. Return to Cotterdale via Bubble Hill and Nattles plantation.raymooremanx23/05/2020
High Seat > Archy Styrigg > Hugh Seat > Little Fell. Bit of a boggy slog in the clag!maclrc25/01/2020
A very cold icy day B6270 (parked below steep incline onto Nateby Common - Careless Bank - High Pike Hill then followed boundary to High Seat summit (lingered in the freezing frost) to find the ring trig which took a bit of finding in the snow and ice - followed plateau edge back to careless bank and the B6270) Very Coldbriandavies01/12/2019
Nuttalls 11.5 plus Sails. 9.69 miles 3h 40.clivevilla21/08/2019
u3a.softsquare14/02/2019
With MS, from campsite in Muker, Pennine Way to Great Shunner Fell, over to Little Fell, Hugh Seat and High Seat with return following River Swale back to Muker.robertgn15/09/2018
With RobN. From Keld campsite. masmith15/09/2018
Early start from a bivvy on Little Fell to beat the forecast heat. Thoroughly enjoyed the walking, helped by the gorgeous weather and relatively dry bogs. As much as I revelled in the expansive views and airy situation, Wild Boar Fell tugged at my heart up here. Returned to Archy Styrigg and descended Hell Gill with a long road slog back to Garsdale station, notwithstanding a pint in the lovely Moorcock Inn.Jake99426/07/2018
With Bryher from Outhgill. Fun climb straight up through steep edge. After that walked all the tops to Sails and back by the High Road and riverside path.jenx23/06/2018
Pendragon Castle, Mallerstang Edge, Hell Gill, Swarth & Wild BoarFlatfield12/05/2018
From Outhgill. Parked by church room for 1 car. Up lane then PRoW to High Seat, then alomg ridge to Archy Styrigg,Hugh Seat,Little Fell and sails. returned by The Penine Bridleway.mart079705/04/2018
from Outhgill straight up tough 500ft on all fours solocolinfielding23/02/2018
The High Seat Ridge from Outhgill with Eric and Steve; visiting High Seat, Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat, Little Fell and Sails. Also visited the source of the Eden and the Ure - only a couple of hundred metres apart! Returned by the Lady Anne Highway. 18km with 640m ascent in 6 hours.silveracorn_alan22/02/2018
Hugh Seat, Archy Styrigg, High Seatkeithouk04/02/2018
From Outhgill, then along ridge to visit Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat and Little Fell [Sails]. With SCM. High winds and rain on descent.IanHHill17/10/2017
From Outhgill, with Roger Templeman. Searching for old benchmarks on a direct route up - steep on Mallerstang Edge. Lovely ridge walk S to Sails before coming back to the road.jonglew06/10/2017
With K; RM waited at car. Great view from Cross Fell to Pen-Y-Ghent. Followed faint track/ATV wheelmarks from junction of road and bridleway to N all the way to summit. Careless bank has some interesting evidence of quarrying and a slight zigzag track up it from the old works. Terrain between careless bank and summit denuded of peat.Ashley13/08/2017
From Pendragon castleSlash309/07/2017
soloAimless Rambler28/04/2017
From Outhgill, with Jeffrey, on a freezing day with very low visibility. Near whiteout.rfoster11/02/2017
Day on the Mallerstang Edge. From Pendragon Castle, E to Lindrigg Scars, SE to White Bank, High Seat, Gregory Capel (lunch), Hugh Seat, Little Fell Brae, Sails, W to Hell Gill Bridge, then b/w N to Pendragon Castle. Wild day largely in the clouds. Finished in the dark.richard6931/12/2016
2mFM Radio Activation HNP-012. Parked on roadside and walked over High Pike Hill. With Therese and dogs. nice day but a bit boggy.Petem0hqo22/10/2016
Early start 8am from pt 318m on Tommy Road. Climb alongside Gale Sike easy if not rough and fairly steep along the hush. Once above High Brae and in the mist was very glad to have the satellites guiding me. Rather featureless when you can see only 30 metres. Where the summit cairn? What is there is pitiful. Continued to Archy..stig_nest08/10/2016
Bare ground, gorgeous view, however was very windy so kept away from the edges. Part of northern dales horse shoe.Tom D11/09/2016
10 Mile walk from parking space at the Thrang, followed Pennine Bridleway past the sculpture and along to Hell Gill Beck, followed tracks up and across boggy land to Ure Head (Sails) cairn, then up onto Lunds Fell, and across boggy col up to Hugh Seat (the last mountain in the Dales we needed), then along to Gregory Chapel and High Seat we had previously walked in 2011, then descended steeply west down edge at Sloe Brae Gill to Outhgill and back along river to the Thrang. Perfect walking weather, high cloud and a breeze.DanTrig27/08/2016
With Cabesimon and co17/08/2016
With dadCubags10/08/2016
From high point on B6270. Followed ATV track all the way to summit. Quite dry and good fast walking.Campbell Singer09/08/2016
Climbed as part of route 11.5. Fantastic day out, windy on top but clear blue skies. Only saw three other people.dianepick16/06/2016
with ann martin and roger lots of snow on the higher ground and bog in areas but a lovely walk all the sameDarren-44305/03/2016
with ann kelly martin and rogermy-list05/03/2016
Nuttall Walk 11.5 The High Seat Ridge from Outhgill (782015), visiting High Seat, Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat and Little Fell. Return by the Lady Anne Highway. 15.5km with 650m ascent in 4h50m. (S)silveracorn_alan24/02/2016
+ CLGSimonK29/08/2015
With Andy on a three day circuit from Kirkby Stephen.alistairpooler04/07/2015
Parked along the road in Outhwaite not easy parkingphilhythe21/06/2015
Done during the Yomp Mountain Challenge Race.Lykewake4207/06/2015
Parked in small space off B6259 near The Thrang then walked on road to Outhgill. High Seat-Archy Styrigg-Hugh Seat-Little Fell-Sails-Hell Gill Bridge-Lady Anne's Highway. On own.MorecambeMonkey02/04/2015
From Gregory Chapelrb27/01/2015
Family walk from the col.agentmancuso16/10/2014
Stayed at Ing Hall. Very wet!Arran2802/08/2014
TDF day, walk to ButtertubsCawth05/07/2014
parked at Outhgill - a little roadside parking available in the hamlet around NY783016 but not much. Followed faint paths east and climbed the very steep hillside between Headley's Gill and Sloe Brae Gill. Descended by the same route - didn't seem as steep coming down and not too difficultdicky bird19/06/2014
Walked on my own from Outhgill.Sun breaking through after a day which had been pleasant with white cloud and a light breeze.flockwatcher16/06/2014
Walked in mist and rain. Saw nothing.denisB5215/05/2014
CJM06/03/2014
High Seat, Archy Syyrigg, Hugh Seat, Little Fell, Sailsronaldo33317/11/2013
From B6270. Probably a track all the way but lost it on the flat section beyond High Pike Hill. Met up with Mark T and party at the top. Mark's completion of the English Hewitts.chrisbien31/08/2013
well done MarkTopographer5731/08/2013
Up here today on the occasion of Mark Trengove's English Hewitt completion. Windy, and not particularly warm, but still a good day for it.Alex C31/08/2013
2nd visit & 2nd taste of gin & tonic - urgh! Stick to malt.Smudge31/08/2013
There is room to park a few cars at NY 78318 00500. Climbed with Mark T and party, with gin and tonic at the summit to celebrate Mark's English Hewitt completion.Sprog31/08/2013
Parked in small car park off B6259 near The Thrang. Took Lady Anne's Way south for a few hundred metres, then east up through break in cliffs north of Hangingstone Scar onto summit of Gregory Chapel. Then north to High Seat for summit celebrations. Descent, steeply to Outhgill and back south along road to car park. My final English Hewitt.Man of Kernow131/08/2013
From Outhgill - With Mark Trengove on final english 'Hewitt'Buteobuteo31/08/2013
High Seat - Lovely Seattomd401/08/2013
Cloudy but warm day, started from Outhgill and completed a round starting with High Pike Hill, High Seat, Gregory Chapel, Hugh Seat, Little Fell and Sails then headed back to Outhgill along Lady Anne's Highway with Graham and Ruben. Dry underfoot.karencooke20/07/2013
From Outhgill on B6259. Very clear views and dry underfoot, the flora and fauna indicating that the ground is usually soggy.JohnStoneham13/07/2013
Well 15 years on, but from the South! Sails/Little Fell from Aisgill Moor Cotts. Along 'ridge' on grass track, damp in places but good running line (devious route but neat line, hard in mist). Not a ridge for the wet/windy days you get round here! To Hugh Seat/Styrig then simple jog up to summit and another bolt/ring! But not main cairn!! Muggy day, misty views - warm. Steep down through crags to Outhgill, Jew stone and left car.nordicstar19/06/2013
Parked near The Thrang. Old road to High Hall up to Sails, Little Fell, Hugh Seat, Gregory Chapel, High Seat, High Pike Hill, down to Pendragon Castle and return to car by riverside path. Grey but dry. with Natalie.PaulH11/06/2013
Up from Outhgill and then High Seat, Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat, Little Fell and Sails. Down to Hell Gill Bridge and then back along Lady Anne's Way. Really windy today.tsharp16/04/2013
. I left the car in the lonely village of Outhgill, where at one time there appears to have been an outdoor pursuits centre of which there is now no sign, walked up a lane and was immediately out on the open hillside. Mallerstang Edge lay up in front of me. There was no path, but skirting round large patches of snow I made slow but steady progress to the gap between Coalwell Scars and Trough Riggs. For the final few hundred feet each step was an effort, but I emerged onto the summit plateau and knew that there would be no more hard work today. A feature of the climb was Wild Boar Fell on the other side of the valley, looking like a mini Matterhorn from the village but revealing itself to be just the end of a ridge, rather like Cnicht. This would be the objective on my next visit to the Dales. I rested at the summit of High Seat and enjoyed the view south to Ingleborough.peter4lc28/02/2013
Outhgill village on B6259 5 miles S. of Kirby Stephen – High Seat – Archy Styrigg – Hugh Seat – Little Fell – Hell Gill Beck – Hell Gill Bridge – Lady Anne’s High Way – Outhgill village. (Solo)gerrybowes02/08/2012
Hugh Seat, Gregory Chapel & High SeatNigelM09/06/2012
NUTTALL 183. AFTER 4 WEEKS IN THE LAKES WE MOVED CAMP TO SEDBERGH TO DO THE HOWGILL FELLS AND HAD A DAY TO SPARE SO ON THE 8TH DAY OF A BAKING HOT SPELL WE DROVE TO OUTHGILL AND WENT UP MALLERSTANG EDGE TO HIGH SEAT, ALONG TO ARCHY STYRIGG, HUGH SEAT AND LITTLE FELL AND THEN DOWN HELL GILL AND BACK ALONG LADY ANNE'S HIGHWAY - THE LAST OF A MONTH'S EXCELLENT WALKING IN VERY GOOD WEATHER.BURGESS27/05/2012
Enjoyable walk from Aisgill-High Seat-Archy Styrigg-Hugh Seat-Little Fell.With Oscar and Catman.rosiebridge27/05/2012
With Catman and Bridget.oscarrosie27/05/2012
Parked at the suggested point mentioned below. Great day for mid November. Straight slog up.The Team12/11/2011
Second ascent.thenomad09/09/2011
Dalesrail walk, leader Peter, via eastern Mallerstang ridge. Last of the tops before dropped down below Nine Stds into Kirkby Stephen for train back to Blackpool.JOHNS28/08/2011
Fifth and final top of a S to N traverse at around 4pm. Clear day so headed 1.5 km further north across flat boring terrain just to find a geocache!signyred22/08/2011
Bagged Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) and High Seat from the lane that ends in the middle of nowhere behind, along with Nine Standards Rigg this is a nice 11.5 mile circular walk.DanTrig30/04/2011
With Damian & Ian.Dangerous Dave23/04/2011
With Jo, circular walk from Pendragon Castle: up Gale Sike onto High Pike Hill, High Seat, Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel), Hugh Seat, returning by Lady’s Pillar, Old Road and riverside. Weather; sunny, warm, good visibility.amblerbob21/04/2011
Circular walk from B6270 near Birkgill Cross. <BR> <a href="http://stevejsmith56englishnuttalls.blogspot.co.uk/2011/04/high-seat-range.html" target="_blank" >Route details walked</a> <BR> Including statistics, map, photographs and walk description.mntainman06/04/2011
High Seat, Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat, Little Fellijpowell16/03/2011
From B6270 along track then over rough moor ground and bog; High Seat, Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat, Little Fell and Great Shunner Fell. Very wet underfoot.nevans8412/03/2011
Traversed south to north on route from Lovely Seat to Nine Standards Rigg.davidpettit8406/03/2011
Epic linear walk with friends from Cambridge Hillwalking Club; Buttertubs - Lovely Seat - Gt Shunner Fell - Little Fell - High Seat - B6270 summit with Tailbridge Hill on the end. Lovely country when the sun is out and the birds are singing.Mark Jackson06/03/2011
From end of Lady Jane's way along to Outhgill then straight up to High Seat hitting the cairn on the escarpment bang on. Pleasant walk along ridge if a bit wet then dropped bag to the bridge and along Lady Jane's way.SS31/10/2010
Climbed with Mick and Andy (the three retired married men!) on a very windy but mainly dry day.BillyP27/10/2010
climbed from the B6270 via High Pike Hill second of 7 Nuthallsrobert11/10/2010
petey16/09/2010
Circuit from by railway bridge along whole ridge, and back by valley,HardenC04/06/2010
A very steep section between our starting point at Outhgill and the top made for slow going. Very enjoyable though.Ramblingbadgers17/04/2010
From Archy Styrigg,Peppered with cairns but walked over every mound on the flat top.mick15/11/2009
From B6270 road.Marshsand04/10/2009
With G. Nuttalls' route from Outhgill > High Seat (steep climb!) > Gregory Chapel > Hugh Seat > Little Fell < Outhgill via Hell Gill Beck & byway.RT197017/08/2009
Should have read the logs first. Parking at Outhgill was a problem. Parked on gravel on the green but probably should not have. Up the steep climb and took in a geocache then up here.Father Ted08/08/2009
Also parked at David Bond's excellent parking spot @ NY783004. Ascent from Outhgill to High Seat then on to Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat, Little Fell and Sails with Dan. No one else seen all day (Friday). Good visibility but still very wet underfoot in placesGlenelg26/09/2008
From the B6270 via High Pike Hill and then onto Hugh Seat.Fisky Boy10/09/2008
With Fisky BoyBrenda Cloke10/09/2008
Parked on David Bond's suggestion @ NY783004. Space for at least 5 cars (better then parking in Outhgill). At least 5 or 6 cairns on top. Used GPS to verify. Weather deteriated.Jhimmy10/08/2008
Straightforward ascent from col with Fiona.agentmancuso02/07/2008
Limited off road parking at GR783004daddybond09/06/2008
with Jamievegibagger26/05/2008
Outhgill, High Seat, Gregory Chapel, Hugh Seat, Little Fell and Sails Cairn back to Outhgill via bridle path. Easy ground on sunny morning clearing up Hewitts.Eddie19/05/2008
From Outhgill including Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat and Little Fell, then Hell Gill and back to Outhgill. 3hrs 50min. Not a soul in sight all day - snow flurries.Hammy12/04/2008
Via Hell Gillgrahameb09/02/2008
ascended from B6270 up High Pike Hill and on to summit marked by cairns at North and South. Little one in between was the highestisabelle23/11/2007
Mallerstang walk with Nick richardsun17/11/2007
KeithByTheC08/06/2007
Start from B6270 over High Pike Hill onward to top, up in the clouds & rain, no views.Angus24/02/2007
Start ~ Near Outhgill, Did the Nuttall route over High Seat, Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat & Little Fell. With Wombourne, Ron & Pat.steve hudson30/01/2007
Followed the Nuttall's route, only real problem was the very limited parking in Outhgill. Appart from that a good walk on mainly open access land.rhalstead09/10/2006
R from Lamps Moss after Appleby horse fair Richard Tait11/06/2006
As part of a run from Hell Gillgigglejon03/05/2006
Walk: 11.5 With: Brian Dykes, Mark GratianNotes: Kirkby Stephen DMC Dinner meet. Cold clear wind. dchill0117/12/2005
With Brian Dykes Mark Gratian : Kirkby Stephen DMC Dinner meet Cold clear wind dchill17/12/2005
Out on a caching day.Walker Dan26/06/2005
completed as part of mallerstang walk from great shunner fell.wide open summi, very windyspike23/05/2005
GGIdris23/03/2005
parked top of pass on B6270, ran over High Pike, High Seat, Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat and Sail. Back same way.Flatfield02/10/2004
Garsdale Railway Station to Kirkby Stephen Railway Station (Garsdale Railway Station-South Lunds Pasture-Blades Foot Bridge-High Dyke-Calf Moss--Lunds Fell-Scarth of Scaiths-Hugh Seat-High Seat-High Pike Hill-Lamps Moss-Nateby Common-Nateby-Kirkby Stephen-Kirkby Stephen Railway Station)Mac.Hawk07/05/2004
on footprints walkmike killick28/03/2004
First ascent.thenomad30/10/2003
Grand circular walk from Aisgill Moor Cottages-High Seat-Archy Styrigg-Hugh Seat.With Peter.catman12/07/2003
Small pile of stones W of path; cairn 100m to N is best viewpointwebmaster24/06/2003
Done with Archy Styrigg/Hugh Seat/Little Fell. From Outhgill. Snow flurries look threatening. Path dissappeared amid crags. Wind and snow increased with height. Full force on summit.PF/CR/DW/DC/JH/ARJ Walker02/02/2003
A pleasant outing along a ridge in the Mallerstang area. First of three summits, others being Archy Styrigg and Hugh Seat.Aye Jimmy20/08/2000
Top.Dugswell204/04/1999
Walked along the mist covered ridge from High Pike Hill. yorkie14/02/1999
With Vic. First of five peaks. Beautiful snowy conditions and great views as far as the Lakes.mikejacobs09/01/1999
With Carolynruthatlast31/10/1998
From col after 9 standards, walk across boggy ground, then steep pull, trot along pleasant ridge to summitnordicstar10/07/1998
Windy, overcast, dry in morning. Rain ,sleet in afternoon. Sunny for last 1½ hours. Not sure that this ridge is actually worthy of having 4 peaks. Extended the walk down to Hell Gill Force. What is the symbolism of the sculpture on Lady Anne's Highway?joseph mitchell29/09/1997
Galltywenallt25/05/1997
Solo run along Mallerstang Edge. First of four peaks.mikejacobs19/05/1996
2ndAlaric05/05/1996
5 of 5: From Archy Styrigg. Then over High Pike and to Kirkby Stephen Rly Stn. With Karen.ChrisR01/10/1995
Reasonable view pointRhayader_wander02/07/1993
R Richard Tait29/11/1992
topjohnfwoolley07/06/1992
See Route for Nine Standards.smocks and denims10/06/1990
2 of 6: From Nine Standards Rigg via High Pike.ChrisR03/06/1990
Date unknown RHW01/01/1990
 yorkielad25/07/1989
5 of 5: From Archy Styrigg. Down to Kirkby Stephen Rly Stn via High Pike.ChrisR09/07/1989
A good autumnal day -solo over 7 2000ft tops -in lonely Pennine country - both limestone and gritstone. KSB boots. From / to Aisgill Moor cottages. From Wild Boar Fell down to valley and up through the gritstone escarpment (Mallerstang) to several tops of High Seat.Chris Pearson12/11/1986
Up from Outhgill, back via Kirby Steven. DG.Fred Windsor17/06/1986
Mallerstang Marathon from Kirkby Stephen, Nine Standards Rigg, High Seat,Archy Styrigg, Hugh Seat, Sails, Swarth Fell Pike, Swarth Fell, Wild Boar Fell, Little Fell,PeterD12/05/1984
From A Styrigg. More interesting ridge with peat mounds high above surrounding flats. To top 13.10. Lunch.arranc25/04/1984
Ascended by walking cross country from Great Shunner Fell in clear conditions.JohnW30/10/1980
Also High Pike Hill to the northPeterdunscar28/08/1976
Dales Rail outing. Kirkby Stephen to Garsdale easily planned as both have stations. Lammerside Castle, Castlethwaite then along Mallerstang Edge to Hangingstone Scar and Hell Gill Bridge gave good walking and views as the cloud base lowered but High Seat was just a quick bag in the mist. Continued with scarp top walking, usefully at below 1500 ft, and descended to the Moorcock.pwheeler05/06/1976
BogtrotPeteF17/12/1974
DPVin26/01/1974
With: crgs; Walked up Hugh Seat from Hellgill with Tramps. Across to Archy Styrigg & High Seat. Can't remember where we came down.Ian Baines30/11/1968
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