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Elevation
305m
1,001 ft
Prominence
26m
Coordinates
54.3139, -3.2132
SD211915
OS Map
96
Explorer: OL6N
The summit features a small stone cairn and offers panoramic views, with a trig point nearby that helps hikers feel like they've really reached the top.
Great Stickle is primarily composed of volcanic rocks, specifically andesites, which give it a distinctly rugged appearance. The surrounding area features typical Lake District geology, including limestone and slate formations.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy breathtaking views of the Langdale Pikes, Great Gable, and even as far as Scafell Pike on a clear day.
The name 'Stickle' is derived from the old Norse word 'stikla,' meaning 'to stick out,' a fitting name given its prominent position in the landscape.
Great Stickle has long been a favourite among hikers for its accessible peaks and stunning panoramas, making it a staple in many walkers' guides.
A popular route starting from the quaint village of Seatoller, this path winds through lush forests before ascending the rocky slopes of Great Stickle.
This scenic trail leads from Stickle Tarn and offers stunning views as it gradually rises to the summit, perfect for those who enjoy a good ramble.
There is ample parking at the National Trust car park in Stickle Ghyll, which charges a small fee, but worth it for the views!
The nearest bus stop is in Ambleside, where you can catch a bus to a short walk from the trailhead.
The nearest facilities are in Ambleside, which has various cafes, pubs, and public toilets available.
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