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Elevation
735m
2,412 ft
Prominence
54m
Coordinates
54.4569, -3.1095
NY281074
OS Map
89 90
Explorer: OL6N
The summit features a prominent rocky outcrop offering panoramic views, and a small cairn marks the highest point.
Harrison Stickle is primarily composed of Borrowdale Volcanic Group rocks, featuring andesitic rocks and tuffs that speak to the area's volcanic past. These rugged formations create a drama that would make even a Shakespearean tragedy seem dull.
Fell and mountain views including Bowfell and the Crinkles, as well as a glimpse of the tranquil Stickle Tarn below.
The name 'Harrison Stickle' likely derives from local dialect with 'Stickle' possibly referring to the rocky outcrops in the area.
Part of the beloved Wainwrights, it holds a special place in the hearts of UK hikers, often featured in guidebooks and hiking clubs.
This classic route starts at the New Dungeon Ghyll car park and ascends via Stickle Ghyll, a scenic path with waterfalls. Upon reaching Stickle Tarn, the route climbs steeply to Harrison Stickle, offering panoramic views of the Langdale Valley. The descent continues over Pavey Ark and returns via the valley path.
Beginning at the Old Dungeon Ghyll, this route ascends Mickleden Valley before climbing the Band and approaching Harrison Stickle via Loft Crag. It offers a less direct but quieter ascent, with stunning views of Langdale and nearby peaks.
This longer route starts at the New Dungeon Ghyll and includes Harrison Stickle as part of a circuit over High Raise. The ascent follows Stickle Ghyll, while the descent from High Raise leads back via Easedale Tarn, combining high fells with a tranquil ending.
For adventurous walkers, this route involves scrambling up Dungeon Ghyll. Starting at the Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel, it climbs steeply to Harrison Stickle through rugged terrain, providing a thrilling ascent. The descent follows the easier Stickle Tarn route.
A comprehensive route that takes in Harrison Stickle along with Pavey Ark, Loft Crag, and Pike of Stickle. Starting and ending at the New Dungeon Ghyll, this route provides a full exploration of the Langdale Pikes, with stunning ridge views throughout.
Stickle Ghyll car park, a popular starting point with limited spaces. Arrive early to nab a spot!
Buses run to Chapel Stile from Windermere. A bit of a hike from the bus stop to reach the starting trail.
There are no facilities at the summit itself, but you can find toilets and refreshments at the nearby National Trust centre.
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