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Elevation
392m
1,287 ft
Prominence
21m
Coordinates
55.3656, -2.1391
NT912079
OS Map
80
Explorer: OL16E
At the summit, you'll find a small stone cairn and a wooden post marking the high point, which is ideal for those Instagram-worthy shots. The views are worth every step!
The mountain is primarily composed of volcanic rock, specifically andesite, which gives it a robust structure and offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's geological past. Lords Seat is a fine example of how ancient volcanic activity has shaped this stunning landscape.
From the summit, gaze upon the majestic Skiddaw and the serene Bassenthwaite Lake, both providing a perfect backdrop to your hiking adventure.
The name 'Lords Seat' is believed to date back to the medieval period, possibly referring to a place where local lords would hold court or enjoy views over their lands.
The mountain has been a popular destination for walkers and nature enthusiasts, often featuring in literature and paintings as a symbol of the natural beauty of the Lake District.
A popular circular route that offers a scenic trek from the nearby village of Bassenthwaite, taking in picturesque views and diverse terrain.
There is a small car park near the village of Bassenthwaite, which is a convenient starting point for the walk. It is free but tends to fill up quickly during peak seasons.
Regular bus services run from Keswick to Bassenthwaite, making it accessible for those who prefer to leave the car behind.
While there are no facilities directly at the summit, the village of Bassenthwaite has a couple of quaint cafes and local pubs where you can indulge in well-deserved refreshments post-hike. Toilets are also available within the village.
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