Burnbank Fell, Mountain summit in Lake District, United Kingdom
The grassy terrain of Burnbank Fell extends across a broad ridge connecting to Blake Fell, reaching an elevation of 475 meters above sea level.
The northeastern slopes of Burnbank Fell contain remnants of abandoned mining levels, documented in historical Ordnance Survey maps of the region.
Mockerkin Tarn near Burnbank Fell holds local folklore about a submerged town, connecting the landscape to regional storytelling traditions.
Access to Burnbank Fell starts from Lamplugh via Owsen Fell or through Holme Wood when beginning at Waterend near Loweswater.
The summit presents views extending to the Isle of Man, Solway Firth, and Criffel, while Loweswater remains hidden behind the summit slope.
GPS coordinates: 54.57596,-3.37837
Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:57
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