| Date: | 26th Jan 2008 | ||
| Stats: | 8.0 miles, 1900 feet | ||
| Weather: | Overcast all day, mostly mild, cold wind on top, but no rain | ||
| Trig Points: | 1: TP5970 – Shutlingsloe | ||
| Wainwrights: | N/A | ||
| Other Info: | Ample free parking along the shoreline road at Ridgegate Reservoir | ||
| Summary: | Ridgegate Res, Ward’s Knob, Tegg’s Nose, Forest Chapel, Macc Forest, Shutlingsloe, Ridgegate Res | ||
Key to symbols:
= Trig Point 
= Summit
Bottom’s reservoir, with Tegg’s Nose Reservoir mostly hidden by the trees in the foreground
The path up to Tegg’s Nose
The sun coming up behind Shutlingsloe
Quarry works on top of Tegg’s Nose
Sadddler’s Way, looking towards Shutlingsloe
Entering Macc Forest, paths are nowhere near as muddy as last time I was here.
The Cat & Fiddle Inn – looks a bit grim that way!
Looking towards Shutlingsloe
Approaching Shutlingsloe, the wind is very strong here and if anything it’s getting colder
Looking towards the BT communications tower on Croker Hill from the summit of Shutlingsloe
1 thought on “Walk Report: Tegg’s Nose”
I’ve walked around there a few times, the beauty of the place in summer cannot be expressed in pictures I believe.
Standing at the top of Tegg’s nose and looking out across to the hills, it is just very idyllic. I wish I could afford to live in Langley.