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Elevation
375m
1,230 ft
Prominence
116m
Coordinates
54.3246, -3.2131
SD212927
OS Map
96
Explorer: OL6N
The summit is marked by a prominent cairn, providing a perfect spot for a well-deserved snack and photo ops. No summit selfie is complete without a few rocks underfoot, right?
Stickle Pike is primarily composed of volcanic rock, specifically andesite, formed during the eruption of ancient volcanos. The rugged cliffs and dramatic faces seen today are products of glacial erosion, so it's safe to say this mountain has had a tumultuous life!
Stunning views of the Langdale Pikes, Great Gable, and the serene waters of Stickle Tarn are just a few of the visual delights from the summit. You might even spot some brave climbers tackling the rock faces below.
The name 'Stickle' derives from 'Stickle Tarn,' which is adjacent to the peak, and it is believed to reference the rocky, craggy nature of the area.
Stickle Pike is a noteworthy landmark in the Lake District, attracting both curious hikers and climbers looking to challenge themselves on its rugged cliffs.
A scenic ascent starting from the picturesque Stickle Tarn. This route gains elevation steadily while offering stunning views of the surrounding peaks.
Starting at the summit of Lingmoor Fell, this route journeys over a series of undulating paths before reaching Stickle Pike, rewarding you with panoramic vistas.
There is a car park at the Stickle Barn (grid reference: NY 288 071), which is the preferred starting point; arrive early, as it tends to fill up quickly on weekends.
Local buses operate from Ambleside to the Great Langdale area, making it easier for those preferring a more eco-friendly approach.
Stickle Barn incorporates a lovely café where you can fuel up with food and drink post-hike, plus restroom facilities to clean up before your dinner plans.
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