Great Langdale photographs - Gavin Dronfield photography

grey cloudy skies over eskdale reflected in three tarns with rocks breaking the lake surface

Three Tarns reflections

Towards Crinkle Crags

dry stone wall alongside cumbria way track in green mickleden valley under lower slopes of the band

Mickleden track

crinkle crags and bow fell glow red in pre-dawn glow panorama

Crinkle Crags dawn panorama

reflections of sergeant man summit crag in a calm tarn during clear dawn

Sergeant Man summit reflections

clear sunset from High Raise trig point looking towards bow fell, scafell pike and great gable

High Raise summer sunset

two mute swans on a calm elter water lake under cloudy skies with langdale pikes as backdrop

Elter Water swans

Colourful loughrigg tarn from ivy crag on loughrigg fell in winter

Loughrigg Tarn from Loughrigg Fell

Loughrigg Tarn reflections

Elterwater Common bench

harrison stickle and side pike reflected in calm dawn blea tarn

Harrison Stickle from Blea Tarn

Brathay copse

Sergeant Man view of Bright Beck

Great Knott from Red Tarn on a bright autumn day

Great Knott reflected in Red Tarn

Scots pines reflected in autumnal Blea Tarn

Blea Tarn Scots pine

River Brathay dawn mist

Great Langdale Valley covered in autumnal fog

Great Langdale autumn mist

Lingmoor Fell heather dawn panorama in august of crinkle crags bow fell and langdale pikes

Lingmoor Fell dawn panorama

About the Great Langdale Valley

Great Langdale – one of the most popular valleys in the Lake District and a particular favourite of mine, as evidenced by the number of photographs I have taken in this area.

Ringed at the head of the valley by superb fells such as Crinkle Crags, Bow Fell and the Langdale Pikes, possible the most distinctive fell in the entire Lake District.

And for post hike relaxation the Langdale Valley plays host to the popular Old and New Dungeon Ghyll pubs as well as the picture postcard villages of Chapel Stile and Elterwater.