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Elevation
470m
1,542 ft
Prominence
248m
Coordinates
54.4321, -3.0764
NY302046
OS Map
90
Explorer: OL6N OL7N
At the summit, you'll find a small stone cairn and a stunning panoramic view of the surrounding fells and valleys.
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.
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.
The name 'Lingmoor' comes from the Old Norse words for 'heath' and 'moor', which reflects the terrain.
Lingmoor Fell has historical significance tied to the local farming communities and has been a popular hiking destination for decades.
A popular circular route starting from the village of Elterwater, taking in breathtaking views and the serene Blea Tarn.
This route connects Lingmoor Fell with the impressive Langdale Pikes, offering stunning panoramas of the surrounding fells.
The nearest parking is available at the National Trust car park in Elterwater, a short walk from the trailhead.
The area is served by local bus services from Ambleside and Grasmere.
There are a few lovely cafes in Elterwater, perfect for a post-hike treat, and public toilets are available at the village.
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