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Elevation
762m
2,502 ft
Prominence
284m
Coordinates
54.4760, -3.1113
NY280095
OS Map
89 90
Explorer: OL4S OL6N
The summit is marked by a prominent cairn and offers a trig point for those keen on posing for a classic summit selfie.
Primarily comprised of Skiddaw Slate, the mountain showcases the typical sedimentary layers that speak volumes of the region's geological history. The slate provides a contrasting backdrop to the lush greenery and rocky outcrops.
Visions of the sprawling Lake District, including views of Bowfell, the Langdale Pikes, and towards the distant fells.
The name 'High Raise' refers to its lofty stature in the region, while 'High White Stones' may allude to the quartzitic rocks in certain areas giving the summit its distinctive appearance.
High Raise has been a favoured walking destination for generations, often cited in walking guides and enjoyed by hikers both novice and experienced alike.
A moderately steep ascent through beautiful woodland and heather-covered hills, rewarding hikers with spectacular views.
A classic route incorporating the surrounding peaks, providing a blend of hiking and stunning scenery.
The nearest parking area is at the National Trust's Dungeon Ghyll car park, located in Great Langdale, which is a popular starting point for many hikes in the area.
Regular buses operate from Ambleside and Keswick to Great Langdale, making it accessible for those relying on public transport.
There are limited facilities near the base, but Ambleside has several cafes, pubs, and shops for stocking up on essentials post-hike.
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