Seathwaite Fell, Mountain summit in Lake District National Park, United Kingdom
Seathwaite Fell rises to 632 meters, featuring a northern peak of 601 meters and multiple rocky outcrops along its summit ridge in Cumbria.
The northern slopes of Seathwaite Fell contain evidence of centuries-old sheep grazing practices that shaped the current landscape of the Lake District region.
The fell appears in numerous Lake District hiking guides, with different interpretations of its true summit location creating ongoing discussions among mountaineers.
Hikers can start their ascent from Stockley Bridge, following a marked bridleway toward Styhead Tarn before reaching the northern summit section.
This location receives 3,552 millimeters of annual rainfall, making it the wettest recorded spot in England with numerous small tarns dotting its surface.
Elevation above the sea: 632 m
GPS coordinates: 54.48112,-3.19142
Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:04
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