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Elevation
159m
522 ft
Prominence
151m
Coordinates
54.1902, -2.8350
SD456774
OS Map
97
Explorer: OL7S
At the summit, you'll find a concrete trig point and stunning views over Morecambe Bay and the surrounding countryside. It’s a perfect spot for a selfie – just don't forget to smile!
Arnside Knott is primarily composed of limestone, a result of sedimentation from ancient marine environments. The rock formations often reveal fascinating fossils and unique geological features that narrate the Earth's history.
From the summit, you can see the distant peaks of the Lake District, the shimmering Morecambe Bay, and on a clear day, even the hills of Wales.
The name 'Arnside' derives from the Old Norse 'Arn' meaning 'Eagle' and 'Síð' meaning 'side', indicating a possible link to local wildlife and geographical features.
Historically, Arnside Knott has been a popular destination for walkers and nature lovers due to its stunning views and rich biodiversity.
A scenic route starting from the village of Arnside, meandering gently through woodlands and up to the summit, offering opportunities to enjoy the flora and fauna.
A slightly longer trek starting from Silverdale, leading to the summit with beautiful coastal views along the route.
There's a small car park at the Arnside village, near the promenade. Spaces can fill up quickly during weekends, so arrive early!
Arnside is served by a railway station, with regular train services from Lancaster and Barrow-in-Furness, making it accessible for hikers.
Several cafes and restaurants in Arnside offer refreshments, and there are public toilets available near the car park.
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