Lingmell

Lingmell is a mountain summit in the Lake District that rises to 807 meters and is topped by a distinctive cairn. The peak forms part of a larger mountain group in the valley, connecting through ridges to neighboring summits in the area.

The mountain was shaped by volcanic activity and geological processes over millions of years, with lava flows and different mineral compositions playing a role. These formations continue to define the structure and appearance of the peak today.

Lingmell holds recognition in British mountaineering circles through its inclusion in both the Birkett Hills and Nuttalls Hill classification lists.

The climb typically begins from Wasdale Head and connects to neighboring peaks through established routes. Hikers should prepare for changing weather and bring sturdy footwear along with supplies for variable conditions.

The northern side of the mountain features a dramatic rock face followed by steep scree slopes descending toward the valley. This striking feature makes the view of the peak from different angles particularly compelling.

Elevation above the sea: 807 m

GPS coordinates: 54.46281,-3.22128

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:01