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Elevation
582m
1,909 ft
Prominence
117m
Coordinates
54.4533, -3.3113
NY150072
OS Map
89
Explorer: OL6N
The summit features a small stone cairn, providing a perfect place to rest and take in the panoramic views. On a clear day, it feels like you can see forever – just make sure to keep an eye on the clouds, as they can sneak up on you!
Middle Fell is primarily composed of rocks from the Skiddaw group, which includes mudstones and siltstones formed in deep marine environments over 500 million years ago. The weathering of these rocks contributes to the soft, rolling morphology of the fell.
From the summit, you can enjoy unforgettable views of Wastwater, the deepest lake in England, as well as the majestic peaks of Scafell and Lingmell. Don't forget your camera!
The name 'Middle Fell' reflects its position among the surrounding fells. It may not be the tallest, but it certainly provides a great vantage point.
Middle Fell and its surrounding area are part of the rich landscape that has inspired poets and artists alike. It's a gem in the heart of the Lake District that’s well worth a visit.
Starting from Wasdale Head, this route takes you through the picturesque valley, winding your way up through heather and grass to the summit, offering stunning views along the way.
A loop that takes you from Ennerdale Bridge, providing a panoramic view of the valley and the surrounding fells as you make your ascent.
Wasdale Head car park, located at the base of the valley. Spaces can fill quickly during peak season, so arrive early if you want a better spot.
Buses run from nearby towns like Keswick and Cockermouth, with a stop at Wasdale Head, but check the schedule as service can be limited.
There are limited facilities at Wasdale Head, including a cafe serving snacks and drinks, and public toilets. The nearby Langdale area has more extensive amenities if you don’t mind a short drive.
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Grid Ref: NY150072
Pillar
892m
High Stile [Grey Crag - High Stile]
806m
Scafell
964m
Great Gable
899m
Scafell Pike
978m
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