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Elevation
590m
1,936 ft
Prominence
42m
Coordinates
54.5664, -3.1062
NY285195
OS Map
89 90
Explorer: OL4S
At the summit, you'll find a well-built stone cairn, offering a perfect photo opportunity. The panoramic views are the cherry on top of this already delightful cake.
The summit and slopes of Bleaberry Fell are primarily composed of volcanic rock from the Borrowdale Volcanic Group, forming a rugged landscape typical of the area. The rust-red hues of the rock provide a striking contrast against the greenery below.
Derwentwater, Thirlmere, along with stunning vistas of the surrounding peaks such as Catbells and High Seat.
The name 'Bleaberry' is derived from the Old Norse 'Bleabber' meaning 'blueberry', highlighting the abundance of these delightful fruits found on the fell.
Bleaberry Fell has been a popular walking destination for generations, offering its visitors a taste of the Lake District's rugged beauty and historical significance in the region.
A scenic trail beginning at Thirlmere, this route takes you through lush woodland before ascending the fell with stunning views of the lake and surrounding hills.
Starting from Ashness Bridge, this route offers a gentle incline and beautiful views of Derwentwater as you ascend.
There is a car park at the northern end of Thirlmere, which is well signposted and provides ample space on busy days.
Stagecoach operates bus services from Keswick to Thirlmere regularly, making it easily accessible.
Cafes and toilets are available in the nearby village of Thirlmere and the bustling town of Keswick, where you can refuel after your trek.
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Grid Ref: NY285195
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