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Elevation
637m
2,090 ft
Prominence
40m
Coordinates
54.5768, -3.2101
NY218208
OS Map
89 90
Explorer: OL4S
The summit features a prominent rocky outcrop and a small, stone-built cairn celebrating the achievement of reaching the peak. On a clear day, you might find other hikers sharing tales of their exploits.
Causey Pike is primarily composed of volcanic rock, specifically andesitic lava flows, a remnant of the region's fiery past during the early Palaeogene period. Its steep crags and rugged outcrops are a testament to the powerful forces that shaped the landscape.
Views from the summit include stunning panoramas of the surrounding fells, including Skiddaw, the Derwentwater, and a glimpse of the Solway Firth on a clear day.
The name 'Causey' is derived from the Old Norse word 'kald', meaning 'a cold place', while 'Pike' signifies a pointed hill, capturing its sharp summit.
Causey Pike, along with its neighbouring fells, has been a favourite amongst climbers and hikers for generations, and it holds a special place in the hearts of Wainwright enthusiasts.
This popular route begins at the village of Braithwaite and takes walkers up Stile End before ascending to the summit of Causey Pike. It's a favourite for those looking for a solid workout and stunning views.
Parking is available at the National Trust car park at Braithwaite, which is well-signposted and provides ample space for vehicles.
Regular bus services connect Braithwaite with Keswick and other local towns. The nearest train station is in Penrith, approximately 20 miles away.
Nearby facilities include the Co-operative store for snacks and beverages, along with a couple of pubs in Braithwaite serving hearty meals and local ales.
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