NY3004 : A soggy area on Lingmoor Fell

Lingmoor Fell [Brown How]

470m Elevation
248m Prominence
England Country
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NY3004 : A soggy area on Lingmoor Fell

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Walks starting near this hill. Open a route to check its map, distance and full itinerary.

Tarn Hows Fast Route

4.1 km ~1h Moderate

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Scafell Pike from Seathwaite via the Corridor Route

14.1 km ~7h Hard

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Scafell Pike via Brown Tonge and Hollow Stones

8.1 km ~4h Hard

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Helvellyn via Striding Edge

11.2 km ~6h Hard

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Lingmoor to Blea Tarn Circular

A popular circular route starting from the village of Elterwater, taking in breathtaking views and the serene Blea Tarn.

6.5 km ~3.5 hours Moderate

The Langdale Pikes Route

This route connects Lingmoor Fell with the impressive Langdale Pikes, offering stunning panoramas of the surrounding fells.

8 km ~4.5 hours Challenging
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Hill facts and local notes

Classifications

Marilyn 400-499m hill Wainwright Birkett Synge Fellranger

Elevation

470m

1,542 ft

Prominence

248m

Coordinates

54.4321, -3.0764

NY302046

OS Map

90

Explorer: OL6N OL7N

At the Summit

At the summit, you'll find a small stone cairn and a stunning panoramic view of the surrounding fells and valleys.

Terrain & Geology

Rocky and grassy with a mix of gentle slopes and steeper ascents ideal for those who enjoy a bit of legwork.

Lingmoor Fell is primarily composed of Borrowdale Volcanic Group rocks, which are formed from ancient volcanic activity. This results in a rugged terrain that gives the fell its characteristic steep slopes and dramatic cliffs.

Views & Scenery

From the summit, you can see the majestic peaks of the Langdale Pikes and the tranquil waters of Little Langdale Tarn. On a clear day, even the distant peaks of Scafell and Bowfell can be seen.

History & Heritage

Name Origin

The name 'Lingmoor' comes from the Old Norse words for 'heath' and 'moor', which reflects the terrain.

Historical Significance

Lingmoor Fell has historical significance tied to the local farming communities and has been a popular hiking destination for decades.

Getting There & Facilities

Parking

The nearest parking is available at the National Trust car park in Elterwater, a short walk from the trailhead.

Public Transport

The area is served by local bus services from Ambleside and Grasmere.

Nearby Facilities

There are a few lovely cafes in Elterwater, perfect for a post-hike treat, and public toilets are available at the village.

Safety Information

Known Hazards

  • Uneven and rocky paths can make ankle support advisable; beware of slippery sections after rain.

General Safety Tips

  • Check weather conditions before setting out
  • Carry appropriate clothing and equipment
  • Let someone know your planned route
  • Take a map, compass, and GPS device
  • Carry emergency supplies: food, water, first aid kit, torch

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Location

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