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Elevation
340m
1,114 ft
Prominence
159m
Coordinates
54.3415, -2.6370
SD586941
OS Map
97
Explorer: OL7N
The summit of Lambrigg Fell is marked by a simple trig point, offering a great photo opportunity for those reaching the top. The surrounding area features low-lying vegetation and a few rocky outcrops that add character to the plateau.
Primarily composed of limestone, Lambrigg Fell features a mix of sedimentary rock that shapes its undulating terrain. The varying rock layers create an interesting landscape for both the geology enthusiast and the casual walker.
From the summit, you can enjoy views of the rolling hills of the Lake District, including Windermere and the distant peaks of the southern lakes. On a clear day, the panorama stretches far and wide.
The name 'Lambrigg' is believed to derive from the Old Norse word meaning ‘land with a ridge’, which aptly describes its terrain.
Historically, Lambrigg Fell has been part of the sheep farming landscape and holds cultural significance for local communities in terms of natural heritage.
A scenic route leading from Lambrigg Tarn up to the summit. The combination of woodland paths and open fields offers a picturesque backdrop for hikers.
There is a small car park near Lambrigg Tarn, accessible via a minor road from the A65. Parking can be limited, so arriving early is advisable, especially in the busy summer months.
The nearest bus service runs from Kendal to the villages surrounding the Lake District, with stops close to the A65. For more remote access, a taxi from Kendal is recommended.
While there are no facilities on the fell itself, Kendal offers numerous cafes, restaurants, and public toilets. If you fancy a pint after your hike, several local pubs will welcome you back into civilization with open arms.
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