Longlands Fell

Longlands Fell

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483m Elevation
37m Prominence
England Country

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Classifications

400-499m Tump Wainwright Birkett Sy Fellranger

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Elevation

483m

1,585 ft

Prominence

37m

Coordinates

54.7084, -3.1253

NY275354

OS Map

89 90

Explorer: OL4N

At the Summit

The summit features a stone cairn and a trig point, both providing excellent photo opportunities and a sense of achievement for those who make the climb.

Terrain & Geology

Mix of grassy slopes and rocky outcrops with occasional boggy patches particularly after rainfall.

Longlands Fell is primarily composed of volcanic rock, including andesite and basalt. This igneous composition contributes to its rugged charm and provides a variety of fascinating geological features.

Views & Scenery

Stunning views of surrounding peaks like Skiddaw and Blencathra, as well as expansive views of Bassenthwaite Lake to the north.

History & Heritage

Name Origin

The name 'Longlands' likely refers to the long stretches of land found in the area, a fitting title for such an expansive fell.

Historical Significance

Longlands Fell is a part of the scenic landscape that has attracted walkers and nature enthusiasts for generations, showcasing the beauty of the Lake District.

Popular Routes

Honister Pass to Longlands Fell

Moderate

Starting from the Honister Pass car park, this route offers a gentle ascent through beautiful landscapes before making a steep climb to the summit.

6 km 2.5 hours

Thornthwaite to Longlands Fell

Moderate

This route meanders through scenic woodland before tackling the final ascent to the fell, making for a varied and enjoyable hike.

8.5 km 3.5 hours

Getting There & Facilities

Parking

The nearest parking is at Honister Slate Mine, which has a large car park and charges a fee that helps maintain the area.

Public Transport

Regular bus services operating from Keswick to Seatoller provide access to the start of the Honister Pass route.

Nearby Facilities

Cafés and public toilets are available at the Honister Slate Mine; however, facilities in more remote areas may be limited.

Safety Information

Known Hazards

  • Beware of loose stones in places, and take care during wet conditions when paths can be slippery.

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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Some common questions about the hills answered

Are there group walks up Longlands Fell?

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Are there other walkers around Longlands Fell?

Activity varies by location and time, but Walkmates lets you see whether others have shared walks or shown interest in this area. Find other people through the walking friends search walking friends for Longlands Fell search or of course create your own walk for Longlands Fell

Can I organise a walk to Longlands Fell?

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How do I find a walk up this hill?

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Can I suggest a new route up Longlands Fell?

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