Walk to Lingmoor Fell and Blea Tarn from Great LangdaleÂ
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Route Summary:
Walk up Lingmoor Fell for some epic views, and to Blea Tarn.
This walk includes the Wainwright of Lingmoor Fell (Lingmoor Fell – Brown How)| Distance |
Ascent |
Time |
| 7.94 km | 724 m | 3 hours |
Calculate the time using Naismith’s Rule and factor in your own pace.
Start and Finish: Great Langdale
Facilities:
Three pubs, a youth hostel and a couple of campsite make Great Langdale a rural metropolis. See our full guide to Great Langdale for more details
Hazards:
Remember that we cannot outline every single hazard on a walk – it’s up to you to be safe and competent. Read up on Mountain Safety , Navigation and what equipment you’ll need.
Public Transport: Traveline for UK Public Transport
Parking and Post Code for Sat Nav (where applicable):Â NT Car Park
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Walk to Lingmoor Fell and Blea Tarn from Great Langdale Route Map and GPX Download
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Summits and Places on this Route
- Lingmoor Fell (Lingmoor Fell – Brown How) (469 metres)
- Side Pike (362 metres)
Places Nearby:
- Lake District National Park - 2.2km
- Place Fell Wild Camp - 16.1km
- Great Britain - 53.0km
- Kielder Water and Forest Park Dark Sky Preserve - 91.3km
- Isle of Man - 96.5km
Walk to Lingmoor Fell and Blea Tarn from Great Langdale Details
The summit of Lingmoor Fell may be small, but provides you with some epic views across Great Langdale and the surrounding mountains. It’s one of the Wainwrights, but it’s also a Marilyn which means it has a drop of 150 metres in all direction. Blea Tarn is one of those classic Lake District tarns, with impressive view across to the Langdale Pikes across it’s waters. It’s also very easily accessible by car, so you’ll have to share with the tourists! You won’t, however, have to share the small tarn of Lingmoor Tarn with more than a few other fell walkers if you’re lucky! It’s then up to the summit, also known as Brown How, and a breathtaking vista across Langdale and beyond.
You could also complete this walk up Lingmoor Fell directly from Blea Tarn if you wanted a slightly shorter walk, circling around the tarn and climbing up to the summit via Side Pike. That would reduce the distance to 5 km and the total ascent to under 300m.
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- 10 of the Best Walks in the Lake District - November 3, 2018
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