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Elevation
335m
1,099 ft
Prominence
174m
Coordinates
54.4375, -3.0084
NY346051
OS Map
90
Explorer: OL7N
The summit is marked by a small cairn and offers panoramic views over the surrounding hills and valleys.
Primarily composed of greywacke sandstone, Loughrigg Fell features fascinating geological formations that tell stories of the region's past.
From the summit, one can see Windermere, the Langdale Pikes, and even as far as the southern fells.
The name 'Loughrigg' comes from the old Norse, meaning 'the ridge by the lake,' a fitting title given its proximity to Windermere.
Loughrigg Fell has long been a favourite of hikers due to its accessibility and stunning views, serving as a gateway to the more rugged terrain beyond.
This popular route starts from White Moss car park near Rydal Water and follows the scenic Loughrigg Terrace. The path gently climbs with stunning views of Grasmere and Rydal Water before heading to the summit of Loughrigg Fell. Descend via a well-trodden path returning to the car park.
Starting from Ambleside, this route takes you along quiet lanes and woodland paths, climbing steadily to Loughrigg Fell's summit. After enjoying panoramic views, descend toward Loughrigg Tarn and return to Ambleside through peaceful countryside.
This route begins in Grasmere village, passing through Deerbolts Wood to reach the iconic Loughrigg Terrace. The path then ascends to the summit of Loughrigg Fell. Return the same way or via an alternative path that loops back through the woodland.
Starting at Skelwith Bridge, this route follows a mix of riverside paths and open fell trails. The ascent to Loughrigg Fell offers rewarding views over Elterwater and the Langdale Valley. The descent passes Loughrigg Tarn before completing the loop back to Skelwith Bridge.
This is a varied route starting at Rydal, climbing to the summit of Loughrigg Fell via wooded paths and open fellside. The return journey passes Rydal Caves and follows the shoreline of Rydal Water for a picturesque finish.
The nearest parking is at the Rothay Park in Ambleside, with easy access to starting points.
Ambleside can be reached by bus from major towns such as Windermere and Grasmere.
Ambleside offers several cafes, restaurants, and public toilets for convenient preparation before your hike.
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