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Elevation
392m
1,286 ft
Prominence
66m
Coordinates
54.5397, -3.1482
NY258166
OS Map
89 90
Explorer: OL4S
The summit features a distinctive trig point which, with a bit of imagination, could serve as a very elaborate hat stand!
Primarily composed of Skiddaw slate, King's How features smooth, weathered rock formations, shaped over millennia, making it an intriguing study for geology enthusiasts.
From the summit, hikers can feast their eyes on the majestic Derwentwater, the rolling fells, and the stunning Borrowdale Valley.
The name 'King's How' derives from the Old Norse 'how', meaning hill or mound, suggesting historical significance related to ancient heritage in the area.
King's How is a beloved spot for both local residents and visitors, steeped in the culture of the Lake District and its picturesque hiking routes.
A popular route starting from the village of Grange, ascending gradually with a few steep sections, offering beautiful views right from the outset.
The nearest parking is at the National Trust car park in Grange, which is well signposted. There is limited parking available and it can fill up quickly, particularly on sunny weekends.
The nearest bus stop is in Grange, served by local bus routes linking Keswick and surrounding areas. Always check local schedules as they can be variable.
Grange offers a lovely café, the Grange Café, nearby with toilet facilities and a delightful selection of cakes to refuel after your hike.
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