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Elevation
510m
1,674 ft
Prominence
29m
Coordinates
54.6322, -3.2479
NY195270
OS Map
89 90
Explorer: OL4S
The summit of Broom Fell features a prominent trig point offering a great vantage point for hikers. There's also a small stone shelter for those needing to catch their breath or escape the elements.
Broom Fell primarily consists of volcanic rock formations, including andesite and basalt, which are remnants of ancient volcanic activity. These formations create a rugged landscape, contributing to the fell's distinct character and providing interesting geological features for enthusiasts.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding fells, including Skiddaw and the North Pennines. On a clear day, the Isle of Man can even be visible on the horizon.
The name 'Broom' refers to the broom shrub, abundant in the area, while 'Fell' is a term used in Northern England to denote hills or mountains.
Broom Fell is part of the popular walking and biking area of Whinlatter, contributing to the local economy and outdoor pursuits culture.
A scenic circuit that takes you around the fell with stunning views, starting from the nearby Whinlatter Pass.
The nearest parking is available at Whinlatter Forest, approximately 4 km from the summit. Facilities include a visitor centre and cafe, making it a great starting point.
Limited public transport is available; however, the nearest bus stop is in the village of Braithwaite, about 5 km from Whinlatter.
Whinlatter Forest offers a visitor centre with toilets and a cafe. There are also picnic areas for those looking to enjoy a packed lunch.
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Grid Ref: NY195270
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