Carl Side, Fell in Lake District, England
Carl Side rises to an elevation of 746 meters with a grassy plateau summit and steep slopes descending toward the surrounding valleys.
The area between Carlsleddam and the southern ridge contained a mining operation that extracted baryte and galena minerals during the 1870s period.
Carl Side belongs to the collection of Northern Fells documented in Alfred Wainwright's detailed guides about the Lake District mountains and paths.
Visitors can reach the summit through established footpaths starting from the villages of Millbeck or Little Crosthwaite in the Lake District.
The northeastern section holds Carlside Tarn, which stands as the sole elevated water body within the entire Skiddaw mountain group.
Location: Cumbria
Elevation above the sea: 746 m
GPS coordinates: 54.64159,-3.15588
Latest update: March 3, 2025 01:44
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