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Lingmoor Fell

Lingmoor Fell



Grid Reference: NY 30277 04605
Height: 469 metres/1539 feet

"Bracken and heather, some ragged patches of juniper and well-timbered estate woods, many crags and a delectable little tarn, all combine to make this fell a colourful addition to the varied attractions of the Langdale area."
A Wainwright

The valleys of Little Langdale and Great Langdale are divided by a rambling, crescent shaped ridge that descends from the higher fells too the west, dipping down to a low at Blea Tarn before rising again east. This ridge is Lingmoor Fell, once heavily quarried but nowadays returned to nature.

A wonderful fell covered in heather with many surprises, not the least of which is the picturesque Lingmoor Tarn.

Side Pike to the west of the summit of Lingmoor Fell is a subsidiary summit worthy of a visit, a rocky summit that upon first inspection offers no easy route to the summit, but an easy path lies on the western side of the fell.

  1. Lingmoor Fell & Side Pike: Private Guiding

    Difficulty:
    Exposure:
    Distance: 8km / 5 miles
    Ascent: 440m / 1500ft
    Duration: 5 hours
    Maximum Group Ratio: 10:1

    A shorter walk with a few short steep sections, some of the best views of the Langdale Pikes and Crinkles

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  2. Lingmoor Fell & Cathedral Quarry: Private Guiding

    Difficulty:
    Exposure:
    Distance: 14km / 9 miles
    Ascent: 710m / 2300ft
    Duration: 5-6 hours
    Maximum Group Ratio: 10:1

    A wonderful route climbing Lingmoor Fell, the lower ridge splitting the Langdale and Little Langdale valleys, taking in the rock summit of Side Pike, Blea Tarn and the spectacular Cathedral Quarry along the way, a real treat with ever changing scenery throughout the route

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