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Elevation
736m
2,415 ft
Prominence
12m
Coordinates
54.4704, -3.1026
NY286088
OS Map
89 90
Explorer: OL6N
At the summit, hikers can find a substantial cairn marking the peak, which provides a perfect photo opportunity for summit selfies!
Sergeant Man is primarily composed of Skiddaw Slate, with portions of Borrowdale Volcanic Group rocks. This geology hints at a dramatic ancient volcanic past, which, if the rocks could talk, would have plenty of tales about molten lava and geological upheaval!
From the summit, enjoy breathtaking views of the Langdale Pikes, Windermere, and the imposing heights of Bowfell and Crinkle Crags. On a clear day, one could even spot the Isle of Man in the distance!
The name 'Sergeant Man' is derived from the fact that it’s the sentinel peak overseeing the surrounding landscape, much like a sergeant overseeing their troops!
Sergeant Man has been a popular hiking destination for generations, often featured in guidebooks for its stunning vistas and accessible routes.
This popular route begins at the New Dungeon Ghyll car park in Great Langdale. Follow the well-defined path alongside Stickle Ghyll to Stickle Tarn. From here, ascend directly to Sergeant Man, enjoying fantastic views of the Langdale Pikes and surrounding fells. Descend via Blea Rigg, creating a circular route that brings you back to the starting point.
Starting in Grasmere, this route takes you past the picturesque Easedale Tarn before climbing up to Blea Rigg and continuing to Sergeant Man. The ascent offers a mix of gradual climbs and steeper sections, with excellent views over Easedale and Grasmere. Return the same way or complete a loop via Tarn Crag.
This classic traverse begins at the New Dungeon Ghyll car park, taking in Pavey Ark, Harrison Stickle, and Pike of Stickle before heading to Sergeant Man. The route offers a full day of ridge walking with superb views over the Langdale Valley. Descend via Stickle Tarn to complete the loop.
This less frequented route starts in Stonethwaite in Borrowdale. Follow the path up Greenup Gill to Lining Crag, then continue to High Raise before heading to Sergeant Man. Return via the same route or descend via Easedale Tarn for a circular walk ending in Grasmere.
Begin at the Ashness Bridge car park and ascend to Bleaberry Fell. Follow the ridge line over High Seat, High Tove, and Ullscarf before reaching Sergeant Man. This long route offers a scenic and varied experience with panoramic views across the central Lakeland fells.
Parking is available at the National Trust car park in Easedale, just off the A591. Spaces can fill quickly during weekends and holidays.
Regular bus services run to Grasmere from Ambleside and Windermere, making it accessible for those relying on public transport.
Grasmere has plenty of facilities including cafes, pubs, and toilets. The famous Gingerbread shop is a must-visit for a sweet treat!
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Grid Ref: NY286088
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