Teenager with Altitude

[L.F.F.]

Hi,

Just wondered if anyone knew why Teenager With Altitude and the Anni Walz were on the same day, starting from the same place, organised by the saame person!

Is the idea that you finish one and go onto the other..?

I imagine I'm missing something obvious, but can't work out what.

Thanks a lot

[IanDarkpeak]

Hi,

Just wondered if anyone knew why Teenager With Altitude and the Anni Walz were on the same day, starting from the same place, organised by the saame person!

Is the idea that you finish one and go onto the other..?

I imagine I'm missing something obvious, but can't work out what.

Thanks a lot

One is just longer and harder, it gives you a choice of routes like a few other events, take your pick?

Mind you to do both back to back would make a fine outing

[L.F.F.]

Oh I see. Thanks a lot. That makes sense.

Cheers.

[wynn]

Teenager entry nearly full......

[TurboTom]

Right on the website the map suggests the best way off Whiteless is essentially a straight line upto Newlands Hause...what is the going like?
On my marking of my map I decided to take a route of 102 degrees down to the sheepfold at the stream junctions and then a long steady ascent from there of 166 degrees to Newlands hause...the issue with this is that the route from the sheepfold is according to the map a marshy route. However the descent looks a bit more runnable.

[ydt]

Right on the website the map suggests the best way off Whiteless is essentially a straight line upto Newlands Hause...what is the going like?
On my marking of my map I decided to take a route of 102 degrees down to the sheepfold at the stream junctions and then a long steady ascent from there of 166 degrees to Newlands hause...the issue with this is that the route from the sheepfold is according to the map a marshy route. However the descent looks a bit more runnable.

Best choice: Bleak Rigg, down the ridge (steep) at about 120 deg then turning to 140 deg to cross stream.
Second choice: Witeless Breast.
ydt

[TurboTom]

No mate, he's a teenager now..............in knee supports

I'm a teenager that will be doing the TWA

[wynn]

current entry lists are on the website.
www.anniversarywaltz.co.uk

[Trimm Trab]

Quick Q re the route right at the start - when I reccied it I went up the steady path on the north side of Causey Pike which joins the ridge a little before the steep climb to the summit. Speaking to Moorlander, who I reccied most of the route with on Saturday, it seems that the race route might be straight up to the eastern end of the ridge (Rowling End I think it's called), then a level run along to where I joined the ridge. Is this right? If there is a choice I reckon I'd stick to the steadier path (depending on where exactly the start is, obviously).

[IWCharters]

Quick Q re the route right at the start - when I reccied it I went up the steady path on the north side of Causey Pike which joins the ridge a little before the steep climb to the summit. Speaking to Moorlander, who I reccied most of the route with on Saturday, it seems that the race route might be straight up to the eastern end of the ridge (Rowling End I think it's called), then a level run along to where I joined the ridge. Is this right? If there is a choice I reckon I'd stick to the steadier path (depending on where exactly the start is, obviously).

The route goes straight to Causey Pike or more correctly to the hause below Causey Pike. The start, if I remember correctly, was by the yellow sign in the second photo. Off the road, above the blue car. 2010 race report