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Elevation
796m
2,611 ft
Prominence
20m
Coordinates
54.3773, -3.1242
SD270985
OS Map
96 97
Explorer: OL6N
The summit features a small cairn and a splendid view over the surrounding peaks, including the iconic Scafell Pike.
Brim Fell is primarily made up of volcanic rock, a remnant of ancient volcanic activity in the area. The summit features rugged crags and a distinctive ridge.
From the summit, you can see the majestic peaks of the Lake District, including Scafell Pike and Great Gable, as well as Coniston Water glistening below.
The name 'Brim Fell' derives from Old Norse, where 'brim' means 'edge' and 'fell' refers to a mountain or hill.
Brim Fell has historical significance as part of the larger slate mining area, which thrived in the 19th century.
A popular route starting from Coniston village, offering spectacular views as you ascend up to Brim Fell and beyond.
There is a car park at the end of the Lake Road in Coniston, which provides a starting point for many routes up Brim Fell.
Buses regularly run from Ambleside and Ulverston to Coniston village, making it accessible for those using public transport.
In Coniston, you'll find plenty of cafés, pubs, and toilets, so you can refuel before or after tackling this splendid peak.
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