NY2616 : View towards Grange Fell

Grange Fell [Brund Fell]

417m Elevation
42m Prominence
England Country
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NY2616 : View towards Grange Fell

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Scafell Pike from Seathwaite via the Corridor Route

14.1 km ~7h Hard

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Helvellyn via Striding Edge

11.2 km ~6h Hard

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Scafell Pike via Brown Tonge and Hollow Stones

8.1 km ~4h Hard

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Striding Edge, Helvellyn and Catstye Cam

12 km ~6h 30m Hard

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From Grange Village

A popular and scenic route starting from the charming Grange village, leading through bracken-covered paths and offering splendid views of the surrounding fells.

4.2 km ~2.5 hours Moderate
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Hill facts and local notes

Classifications

400-499m hill Wainwright Birkett Synge Fellranger

Elevation

417m

1,369 ft

Prominence

42m

Coordinates

54.5364, -3.1380

NY264162

OS Map

89 90

Explorer: OL4S

At the Summit

The summit features a well-maintained cairn and a small trig point, providing an excellent spot for a well-deserved breather and photos.

Terrain & Geology

Predominantly grassy with rocky outcrops and the occasional boggy patch so watch your step!

Grange Fell is primarily composed of volcanic rock, specifically andesite, which provides the summit with its rugged character. The surrounding area showcases sedimentary rocks and a mix of soil types typical of the Lake District.

Views & Scenery

Stunning views of Derwentwater, Catbells, and the surrounding hills of the Lake District. On a clear day, one's eye can wander as far as the distant peaks of Helvellyn.

History & Heritage

Name Origin

Grange Fell's name is derived from the word 'grange', which refers to a granary or barn, indicating its farming past.

Historical Significance

The fell has been a popular hiking destination for generations, making it a staple in the Lake District walking community.

Getting There & Facilities

Parking

There is a small car park in Grange Village, which is within walking distance of the trailhead. On busy days, it can fill up quickly.

Public Transport

Buses from Keswick regularly serve Grange Village. Check local timetables for frequency.

Nearby Facilities

Grange Village has a few quaint cafés and shops, and public toilets are available near the park entrance.

Safety Information

Known Hazards

  • Be wary of muddy paths after rain and the odd loose rock underfoot. Weather can change rapidly, so it's advisable to check conditions before heading out.

General Safety Tips

  • Check weather conditions before setting out
  • Carry appropriate clothing and equipment
  • Let someone know your planned route
  • Take a map, compass, and GPS device
  • Carry emergency supplies: food, water, first aid kit, torch

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Are there group walks up Grange Fell [Brund Fell]?

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Are there other walkers around Grange Fell [Brund Fell]?

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Can I organise a walk to Grange Fell [Brund Fell]?

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How do I find a walk up this hill?

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Can I suggest a new route up Grange Fell [Brund Fell]?

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Location

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