Name:Ward's Stone
Hill number:2811
Height:562.4m / 1845ft
County/UA:Lancashire
Topographical area:EP05 Wardstone-longridge
SMC/RHB section:36: Lancashire, Cheshire & the Southern Pennines
Catchment:Lune, Catchment Boundaries, Wyre
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Dodd (500-599m), Dewey, Clem
(Ma,Hu,Tu,5,Dew,Cm)
Grid ref:SD 59195 58738
Summit feature:small cairn on peat hag
Drop:400.9m
Col:161.5m  SD 7882 6444  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 102
(1:25k) OL41W
Observations:measured to be 563.0m; cairn is 60m W of easterly trig point
Survey:Leica Runner 20
Surveying Ward's Stone.doc
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From Jubilee TowerSlash330/08/2024
Up from the Jubilee Tower CP to Grit Fell then on to Ward's Stone and back for Clougha Pike before returning to CP.summitter27/06/2024
From Tarnbrook. Track over Rugged Crag on OS 2018 map barely exists.peter4lc25/06/2024
An evening walk in the sun. I parked at the Jubilee Tower and took the extremely boggy path up to Grit Fell. I then walked down the ridge to Clougha Pike where unfortunately a loved up couple pulled in front of me just as I arrived from another path and did their best to obstruct any photos. Then back to the Grit Fell summit and then up to Ward's Stone for the summit and two trigpoints, and a particularly good sunset. 18.3km. Conditions not bad underfoot today, very wet coming up but across the top it was ok. /Dmeltdiceburg14/06/2024
From Grit Fell. Had a look at the two trigs and the weather station. On to Wolfhole Crag.Vulcan29/02/2024
Along fence to Grit Fell and up path to Ward's Stone. Very windy and driving rain on way back.PhilipChaston24/12/2023
With James on a very wet windy day. Started from Jubilee Tower up Grit Fell, then Ward's Stone and back to Clogha Pike before looping back round through Appletree. Had a look at The Three Chairs on..slightly to North of ridge in old Quarry. Fine stonework. Ground generally not too soft underfootHardenC20/12/2023
R Richard Tait22/08/2023
From the Jubilee Tower. Very warm morning. Lots of birds on the Moor. Lovely up here.Play2End11/06/2023
From the parking area near Middle Lee (the road is signed Tarnbrook cul de sac) 56941 55438. A Fifteen mile walk first to see the Goldsworthy artwork then to summit Ward's stone and Wolfhole crag returning in Five and half hours.WAYNE ROWLETT07/04/2023
13.1 mile circular walk from the Jubilee Tower.KevPalmer13/02/2023
Jubilee Tower, Grit Fell, Ward's Stone trig, Ward's Stone summit & then Mallowdale Pike trig before descending to the Queen's Chair with its pivot. Then followed the boundary fence/wall over to UU Road before following it back to Tarnbrook. Then road walk back to Jubilee Tower.Dugswell213/02/2023
Zero visibility approach on a compass bearing across the moor from the north on NYE with Nigel.cumbria mammoth31/12/2022
From Jubilee Tower, via Grit Fell, returned by same route. Very wet on lower slopes, but not too bad higher up, as others have noted. 12.5km, 2.5 hoursRockdoctor12/11/2022
Highest Hill in Forest of BowlandNyeBowman27/10/2022
From Jubilee Tower with Lesley via Grit Fell, on to Ward's Stone both tops and scrambled up the stone. Then joined track on north side near toffs canteen hut, visited the Goldsworthy stone constructions. Across ridge to join initial path. Superb day and views. Boggy lower slopes but suprisingly rest of walk dry underfoot, even off path and over peat.Nick Canute18/10/2022
Parked Tower Lodge, SD604539. North up track and across fields to Tarnbrook. North up track to its end and on path past butts to pathless summit plateau. Outcrop at west end looks higher than cairn on a hag. Descended east to track at SD618582. Followed this to Tarnbrook and back over to Tower Lodge. Very hot day.Flatfield10/08/2022
Heading back from Risley, with Grit fellMountain Goat13/07/2022
circular from Rigg Lane cart parkMarkG187831/01/2022
Came up from Quernmore tower via Grit Fell, bagged both trigs before descending via luncheon hut.ssstevesreeves25/09/2021
White Hill and Ward's Stone from Wyresdale.tomd412/09/2021
From Jubilee Towerpaulhilder20/08/2021
With Sal. Great views of Dales and Morecambe Bay. From Tarnbrook. Crossed large noisy seagull roost with 100s going direct, but back via other trig on nice run down aided by paths and tracks.davechaffey16/07/2021
From Jubilee Tower, via Grit Fell, reasonably good going underfoot. Visited both Trig points and HP on peat hag. Back same way.PeterD02/07/2021
Jubilee Tower - Grit Fell - Ward's Stone - Wolfhole Crag - White Hill - Cross of Greet. With JH, AB, PW.Mark Jackson19/06/2021
From carpark at Jubilee Tower. A warm day and the bog was pretty dry making this an easy ascent to Grit Fell and both trigs on Wards Stones plateau. The actual hight point is a peat hag 60m west of the second trig. Theres a small cairn on top not visible till you jump up there. For those attempting this jaunt when the bog is wet beware its an 8 mile round trip, and with bog hopping and dodging will take a good while to complete. Despite this being a sunny summer day I only met one other walker. Lovely to be alone, but do go properly prepared.Pete West04/06/2021
Grit Fell and Ward's Stone from the tower. With M and X (K chose to skip Ward's Stone and waited on a picnic blanket near the col).Herbert Anchovy30/05/2021
Clougha Pike, Grit Fell, Ward's Stonekeithouk30/03/2021
Several times, earliest 2012Flatfield19/11/2020
Overdid it with 18km walk through rough ground after work.atreides788710/09/2020
After Grit Fell.Wheelsy09/08/2020
Very wet and boggy ascentRedAna06/08/2020
Both trig points reached. Walked with Aunty Ann, thirteen miles in total. Was meant to do Grit Fell but navigational error meant we missed it. Saw Andy Goldsworthy Three Chair sculpture which was well worth finding.ktt9321/07/2020
From Jubilee Tower car park, over Grit Fell. In cloud once above 380m.CJM16/07/2020
Second visit, did both trig points and continued onto Wolfhole Crag. From Tarnbrook with nocksta.andrew brown14/06/2020
From small parking area at SD 569 554, walked along the road to Tarnbrook, then up estate road (permissive track) to the ridge at SD 618 582. East along the ridge to trig and rocks at Wolfhole Crag. Retraced route west back across the road and on to both trigs on Ward's Stone and further west to next estate road (SD 564 588), which was followed south back to Lower Lee. 21km with 530m ascent in 5h10m. (S)silveracorn_alan07/06/2020
an hour and a half each way from carpark at tower. Harder than its height suggests.gettingonabit07/06/2020
Dry paths from Jubilee Tower to Ward's Stone via Grit Fell.Warm day but hazy views.catman02/06/2020
From Lee, there is parking beyond the no more parking sign. Up Tarnbrook syke path and then West to the breast. Here a stream goes under the track and a decent enough path snakes up to the weather station and Western trig. Somewgat muted views today but still clear enough to see Southern Lakes etc. Easy over to peat hag and Eastern trig. 8 Eng/Wal Marilyns left now.. Off to Wolfhole nextstig_nest26/05/2020
from Wolfhole crag with Andy following wall/fence slightly wet underfootcolinfielding25/05/2020
From Wolfhole Crags via Brown Syke. Reasonable path alongside wall.Andrew Pearson25/05/2020
3/3 - lengthy walk from Cross of Greet to take in all three Dewey Summits - fine and dry underfoot. Took a little longer than expected - it's quite a long onewychwood25/05/2020
11.5 mile walk from road west of Tarnbrook, plenty of space to park 0.5 miles before the hamlet, walked into hamlet then took permissive track north up to contouring track followed this then another trail right up to the summit (first time bagged since 2005), afterwards followed surprisingly easy and dry ridge all the way to Wolfhole Crag, turned back then took permissive track back down to Tarnbrook. After this we drove to and bagged Nicky Nook and then Williamson Park. Warm and sunny with clear skies but slightly hazy, had good views of the Dales peaks but not of the Lakes. Saw 5 other people.DanTrig20/05/2020
Mostly running, from viewpoint near Quernmore, en route Wilms â Edinb. Path very wet but weather stayed dry. 25Mph winds. Rounsfell08/03/2020
Parked just short of Dunkenshaw and used the Land Rover track up Tarnsyke Clough to 450m then easy over grass and short heather to bag top and both nearby trigs. Sunny intervals but no rain, a modest breeze and totally dry underfoot.NormanW08/02/2020
Muddy round of Ward Stone and Wolfhole crag with RHB groupButeobuteo23/11/2019
Fine Bagger Rambles outing with Bill and the two Tonys. Came up with a new aspirant Dodder chant which got its first recital atop the peat hag.Alex C23/11/2019
Parked on the verge half a mile west of Tarnbrook. To the end of the track leading north from Tarnbrook. Then a line of grouse butts and rough ground to the trig point. Back the same way. 2 hours exactly inc 10 mins at the top. Karen stayed in the car: no problems.ChrisR19/10/2019
Wards Stone Trig > Wards Stone > Wolfhole Crag from GR: SD 58797 55651ronaldo33305/10/2019
Wards Stone Trig > Wards Stone > Wolfhole Crag from GR: SD 58797 55651Hippster05/10/2019
Circular starting from little cragg parking. Descending to littledale, ascent via sweet neck to 3 chairs grit fell to the summit plateau. Slow descent too downhill beck Littlefield and up to little craggStephen20/09/2019
Clougha Pike, Grit Fell and Ward's Stone from Jubilee Tower CP. Lovely day but hellish wet underfootCrib Goch07/09/2019
SoloVin08/08/2019
From Tarnbrook. Drove past Last Parking notice near Lee and one mile up the public road then parked safely and legally on grass verge half a mile west of Tarnbrook. Up access land on good track as far as 591574, then rough track past a line of shooting butts. I found little trace of any track or path anywhere near the summit. Down via the breast which I found to be longer and rougher.Topographer5706/08/2019
With Val. From Tarnbrook. Parked about half a mile west of Tarnbrook and followed track from Tarnbrook north up hill. At track junction headed west then found a faint path heading up towards the TP. Past the weather? station and onto the west TP. Followed a path across the surprisingly dry plateau to the east TP then onto the cairned peat hag which is the highest point. Back same route. A good walk.mike.hoult09/05/2019
With MikeVal Deisler09/05/2019
Grit Fell, Ward's Stone and Wolfhole Crag from the tower car park, then back the same way. Very warm day, bogs largely drythe_adam19/04/2019
With GeraldRob Pen y Garn29/09/2018
G RIdris29/09/2018
Jubilee Tower - Grit Fell - Ward's Stone - Tarnbrook - lane - Jubilee Towerdavidpettit8427/08/2018
Walked on my own from Abbeystead. Very wet and murky. This summit loomed up out of the mist. The moorland around was a bit bleak today.flockwatcher03/08/2018
From Jubilee Tower parking space. Closed due to fire risk but poured this morning. Hot, overcast and calm.iangalbraith13/07/2018
Grit Fell, Clougha Pike and Ward Stone from Jubilee TowerLongwojo30/06/2018
From just west of Tarnbrook...no parking signs at Tarnbrook put me off, but ample area on bend just to the west. Up through fields, over couple of walls on steepening moorland/light heather, tinder dry. Just over 2hrs for the 8km round trip.N.Morters28/06/2018
Circularr Forest of Bowland walkjmistry8617/04/2018
2/4 Marilyn Day. The ascent of Wards Stone from Tarnbrook. 8km with 400m ascent in a round trip of 2 hours. (S)silveracorn_alan25/03/2018
Tarnbrook, Grit Fell, Ward's Stone, Wolfhole Crag. With Chris.ijpowell22/03/2018
Ascended from Tarnbrook, climbed up Ward's Stone Breast to get to western trig point then yomped it east to get the other one, descended via path along valley back to Tarnbrook.Magellan7620/02/2018
HP is peat hag 80 p west of eastern trig on this double trig hill. There are also some impressive outcrops of gritstone easy to summit. The sun was setting with an amazing and changing array of oranges and blues, with lights twinkling along the coast of Morecambe Bay, with great views across to the Pennine on ascent. A superb day.. We descended initially over rough frozen moorland then on a good track to Tarnbrook hamlet.Denise 07/01/2018
From car park opp Jubilee Twr. Clougha Pike first; on to Wolfhole Crag. HP is a small isolated peat hag with a few stones on top. A day of sunshine (a little) and blizzards (a lot).jonglew25/11/2017
From Tarnbrook. Good track and path to end of grouse butts, then easy enough walking in the cloud to both trigs and summit. Friendly farmers out on quads to round up sheep - but too much cloud!Minto03/11/2017
wet wet wet 2/3 very wet day on the fell today picking off 3 summits not as boggy as i thought it would be with roger pat and wyanemy-list28/10/2017
Great but very boggy walk to reach the summit with its two trigsWayne Mac28/10/2017
SoloAimless Rambler06/10/2017
From Jubilee Tower. Clear path, very boggy in places.squeegs28/09/2017
Me and sueTonyandsue17/09/2017
From Jubilee Tower car park. Followed fence to Grit Fell, then indistinct track east towards Ward's Stone. The summit seems to be a peat hag near the east trig pt. Solo.ADT20/07/2017
With K from jubilee tower car park.Ashley14/05/2017
From Tarnbrook, & Wolfstone Crag. Weather fine.steve_a11/05/2017
Busy summit. About ten people which seemed a lot for a Wednesday in early Jamuary. Via Grit Fell. Mucky underfoot. Lots of grousetrimarc204/01/2017
A great walk from Tarnbrook with all the heather in glorious full bloom. Up Tarnbrook Wyre track, then along the ridge (plateau?) to the trigs; back down on an argocat track from the solar/wind powered whatever it is, to join the Tarnsyke clough track. Discovered that my map is a little out of date (many new tracks) but map was not needed on such a stunningly clear day.Gill26/08/2016
A quick dash up from Lancaster. There is some good bouldering up there and even a couple of short routes one of which I did.Pete Pozman21/07/2016
Rode bike from Slaidburn and left it on track to nip up to top.IanHHill06/07/2016
From Tower CP via Grit Hill & Clougha Pike. Very wet and boggy after crossing stone track in col.mart079727/03/2016
This would be a tough walk if the peat wasn't partially frozen. Solo from Grit Fell. No dogs allowed on this Access Land.Dangerous Dave28/02/2016
Walked up from Jubilee Tower and then to Clougha Pike and then a yomp over the moors to here. The earlier high wind had dropped completely on the way back to the car from here. Third YSM of the day.Walker Dan15/02/2016
From jubilee tower via Grit Hill.Clive G14/02/2016
A favorite - park at Stoops Bridge Abbystead - Grizdale Bridge - Higher Lee - Margerys Hill - Ward Stone Breast - Ward Stone Plateau Trig 1 (560m) then via Black Side to Trg 2 (561m) - follow wall fence to Wolfhole Crag (Trig - 527m) - down to Tarn Brook - then Lower Lee and along the tree lined avenue back to the car.briandavies04/10/2015
On a sunny clear day with Brian and his friend Vernon. Good laugh, great views.Mark T04/09/2015
Started at Jubilee Tower taking soggy path up to Grit Fell. From there over surprisingly dry ground to Ward's Stone and then on to Wolfhole Crag following concession path. Returned using land rover track to south of Tarnbrook Fell then down by infant River Grizedale and back up tarmac road. Excellent views of Morecombe Bay and Blackpool Tower.SS31/08/2015
Start ~ 579556.steve hudson09/06/2015
From GR579556. With SH.wombourne09/06/2015
With G. From Jubilee Tower car park > Grit Fell > Ward's Stone descending directly via Tarnsyke Clough to Tarnbrook & Lee then back up road.RT197003/05/2015
Out-and-back from Jubilee Tower car park in poor weather, with limited visibility. Route and write-up at: http://gayleybird.blogspot.co.uk/2014/12/wards-stone.htmlGayle06/12/2014
Very pleasant walk from Tarnbrook. Farmer let me park in farm. Good waterboard track most of the wayThearlaichdubh27/10/2014
From Tower Lodge via Wolfhole Cragalistairpooler25/10/2014
Second ascent from Jubilee Tower. The previous one was in mist in August 2008.JohnW02/10/2014
Walked up from Abbeystead via Tarnbrook on a hot but windy day. Easy tracks all the way up as they've been built for grouse shooting. You're not supposed to take dogs in case they disturb the toffs day out. We did & didn't see a soul in 6 hours. Path runs out & it's very boggy on top. Avoid in very wet weather & in grouse shooting season,Lazylizzie18/07/2014
From Jubilee Tower, Clougha Pike, Grit Fell, Ward's Stone and Wolfhole Crag. Returned via Tarnbrook and Lower Lee.rhalstead04/05/2014
With GB from Tarnbrook in clear weather and no bog.bolton24/04/2014
Tarnbrook (limited parking) - Up track used by shooting parties to first shooting butt - Followed line of butts & then continued N. to summit. (PM)gerrybowes24/04/2014
Revisit with Ted, Paul, David and Dusty on a damp day trig bagging, bench marking, geocaching and sinking in a bog or two.Dugswell205/04/2014
Up with a load of trig point baggers. After finding our third and final trig point of the walk we took the short walk over to this top trying its best to hide in the mist.Father Ted05/04/2014
Trigging day with Ted, Paul, Douglas and Dusty. Damp and misty.dal05/04/2014
From the Jubilee Tower via lots of bog.tim74702/04/2014
one of a few summits done todaybardolph18/02/2014
No visibility as blanket low cloud. Onwards to Grit Fell & Clougharb16/01/2014
Up from Tarnbrook. A most enjoyable walk - no bog at all.Chris Peart29/11/2013
With Kev, Jenny and Jill from Jubilee Tower, Although Kev didn't stand on the peat hag so can't tick it.mindlessflogger10/11/2013
Excellent parking in Tarnbrook village just beyond the first house. Went up Wolfhole Crag first but, there is direct access to Ward Stones along a shooting track from the western end of the village. Track stops after some shooting butts but the final section across the moor is quite easy. Actual summit is difficult to establish, but it is on top of one of the peat hags.moorsman01/10/2013
Oo a miserable wet August day. Went up from Jubilee Tower (81 mins up - 71 mins down). A boggy walk but I've done worse. Operated for SOTA and made 32 contacts on VHF and short wave from the western trig point and rocks. Erected beach shelter to counter the rain and stayed for 3 hours!G4OBK (Phil)21/08/2013
With Jo, circular walk from Jubilee Tower: Grit Fell, Wards Stone (West), Wards Stone (East), returning over Black Side of Wards Stone to Brownley Hill, then as outward route. Weather; generally sunny with occasional high cloud, warm, good visibility.amblerbob18/07/2013
Second ascent both from Jubilee TowerPeteF08/06/2013
From Jubilee tower to Grit fell then over Cabin flat, which I would describe as 'soft' rather than boggy (although there WERE some spots..) Visited both trigs and although the one at the western end is supposed to be the lowest (According to the OS map) it certainly doesn't look like it. Retraced my steps to the shooter's track and followed it down over Margery's hill to Rakehouse barn.hillhiker05/05/2013
A wonderful, secluded spot. Difficult to get to. If you ascend over Grit fell then Cabin flat can be very boggy and hard to get over. I would recommend parking in Abbeystead (parking is limited) and heading up over Wolfhole Crag. Wards stone offers a nice pile of rocks and a trig point about half a mile away which marks the summitBuryFCA104/02/2013
Straight there & back to the Queen's Chair trig from Jubilee Tower. Mostly sunny but very cold, most of the bog/sludge was frozen, which was a blessing...ianandbarbara02/02/2013
Walk from Jubilee Tower. Snow underfoot and very cold wind. Surface water frozen so quite easy going. Return via Goldsworthy sculptures.Argentum6620/01/2013
From High Salter to NW, via track running to col below Whire Hill. Onward over Wolfhole Crag to Ward's Stone via interminable bog (some good path but not the track shown on map). both trigs and steeply back to start via Gallows Hill and Mallowdale farm to start.nordicstar14/10/2012
From Jubilee Tower car park.lenman26/06/2012
Both trigs visited on a lovely clear day.signyred15/01/2012
From the Jubilee Tower over Grit Fell. A bit damp but worth the effort.Jake99405/01/2012
(Walkers with) Gary Dean (Parking Point) Jubilee Towers - Grit Fell - Ward's Stone - Tarnbrook - Jubilee Towers.redbob25/08/2011
Started at Westfield Ho car park. Foul Weather set in just as we reached the summit. Cracking walk though a bit boggy underfootb2dan21/05/2011
Permissive path, no dogs.BLACKHILL12/02/2011
With Neil on yet another very windy day. Park by the Jubilee tower.simon and co12/11/2010
ascended via tarnbrookwesty30/10/2010
with John Boutell after mens Buddhist weekend in Lancaster.vegibagger22/08/2010
from tarnbrook - visited both tops in snow flurriesgigglejon12/02/2010
No views summit in mist. To make it worse I had my camera with me but no sd card, so no photos either!Alan Caine31/10/2009
I found it a bit confusing after the path ran out. Luckily visibility was perfect so I found the tops OK.clivevilla12/09/2009
Up from Jubilee Tower. I'd forgotten how bleak the Pennines can be even on a sunny day.robphys03/08/2009
Loggedsylverd03/06/2009
Excellent track from South. Last km no track but short heather and lots of bits of paths.destaylor14/04/2009
2009 date is a close estimate. Also completed on 20/07/2020. This included the 563m peat hag and all other high points. Walked from Abbeystead Estate House car park by bridge, up west shooters road, along ridge, down east shooters road to Tarnbrook and back along the minor road. 12.3 miles.Nick Caunt01/04/2009
Walked up from Tarnbrook two trig pointsG6MZX24/09/2008
Revisit date. First date not recorded. RHW12/07/2008
AlanGlenford17/09/2007
Round from Tarnbrook. Pleasant. Not a soul about.alwaysinshorts27/06/2007
Quite a long walk for a small hill. Very pleasant walking and decidedly springy underfoot in some places. Parked at SD542573M0ZZO21/04/2007
Circular route from Little Crag via Grit Fell,Wards Stone and High Stephens Head. Misty and damp all day. Both Trig points visited.AdrianDixon09/04/2007
With Jon Metcalf, from Jubilee Tower, on Jon's 972nd Marilyn.Phreerunner17/10/2006
Parked at approx: SD542574. Long and boring walk - take an iPod to listen to!Jhimmy08/09/2006
petey14/04/2006
From Tarnbrook to S passing aqueduct bridge. Visited both tops and TP's.Aye Jimmy09/04/2006
and also 05/01/2007, both SOTA activationsIan G7KXV23/01/2006
Unsure of date but between Christmas and New Year probably 2005 or 2006. Route began at Tarnbrook and included Ward's Stone and Wolfhole Crag.dave_a27/12/2005
8.5 miles onto Grit Fell and across to Wards Stone getting lost on the way. Best day to do it on because all the bog was frozen.DanTrig17/12/2005
CK, club SheilaS10/12/2005
From car at Tarnbrook (13:35) up track to luncheon hut and a little beyond, then over rough moor to summit. Trig point about 100 metres from cairn. Down by same route (but lost way); car 15:20. Weather lovely. dbb19/11/2005
KeithByTheC22/09/2005
With Nick S. from the Jubilee Tower on a clear but overcast day. Followed path up to Grit Fell & then wandered E on to the plateau of Ward's Stone avoiding the worst of the ground. Visited the stone & both trigs. Back by the same route.NotReallyABagger07/08/2005
From Jubilee Tower. Clougha > Grit Fell > Wards Stone. W/- D Hardy, I Glass, S Jones, J Jones.gary.jones408/05/2005
From Trough of BowlandGeoff Briggs03/03/2005
SOTA Ref G/SP-003M1FHM16/10/2004
From Jubilee Tower. Rock Tor and Trig Pillar. Second Trig Pillar further along the ridge.mick10/10/2004
Round Grit Fell, Ward's Fell and White Hill from Westfield viewpoint. New stiles appeared.Eddie12/09/2004
Parked by Jubilee Tower then over grit fell to take in both trigs and all possible peat hags.garyhoney14/02/2004
http://tomread.co.ukm1eyp01/08/2003
Walked along the top of the moor from Clougha Pike to the western end of the ridge. yorkie27/04/2003
With: hb sb ab ag bl; Met Ann & Bob for the day. Parked at SD543573. Headed up to Grit Fell then E along ridge to Ward's Stone. Descended S to Tansyke Cl. Then back along the road. Excellent day.Ian Baines23/02/2001
With: ib sb ab ag bl; Helen Baines23/02/2001
And again on 07-01-2018 with Denise. A very fine day of clear skies and views. Going cold now the sun has set.RichardM27/01/2001
19 mile circuit with Grit Fell and Wolfhole Crag from Little Cragg CP with Jo. The only legitimate round trip encompassing Ward's Stone before the CROW Act.Galltywenallt05/08/2000
Climbed with Kath. Doris was bannedshirley pbgv16/06/2000
From end of road at Tarnbrook. Access road leading to moor. On gently sloping top passing peat hags to pole built on top of flat boulder with stones 100m S of column. 800m to a second column. High point 50m to east.arranc06/02/2000
A full day walk of over 14 miles from Westfield Tower- Abbeystead- Tarnbrook Fell- Wards Stone and back via Grit Fell. We kept to field paths though pastures rather than roads, an had a path on the moorland section. Good, though hazy views of Craven Peaks- the best views over Morecambe Bay from Grit Fell. Also had a close view of a female Emperor moth. With JEL and the two Steves.pwheeler15/05/1999
Not sure of exact day. With CW.meugher01/11/1997
With Lesley from south up Wards Stone and along to Wolfhole Crag ( 2 x 500m tops) passing a small tarn full of seagulls. Then to Grandma's in Blackburn for tea.Chris Pearson08/06/1997
From Jubilee Tower. Clougha > Grit Fell > Ward's Stone. Solo.gary.jones410/08/1992
Like Hitchcock's "The Birds" with Gulls attacking you on wet moorland as you do a trip to include Tarnbrook village.Dugswell219/07/1990
Ward's Stone, Forest of Bowland with Andymountainmunki13/05/1990
Date unknown RHW01/01/1990
 yorkielad27/12/1985
Bus to Brookhouse. Walked to trig point via Grit Fell.returned over Clougha Pike and down Black Fell and back to LancasterCarried Greta in papoose. Accompanied by Vernon and Harry. A lovely day but hard work. A 17 mile walk.iredale10/08/1968
Date is default unknown (nearest my birthday) - Ascended many times.Conrad06/12/1950
On a trip from Quernmore to Giggleswick 2005(?) - sadly after it had become legal.summitsupblank
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