Whiteside, Mountain summit in Lake District, England
Whiteside is a mountain in the northern Lake District that rises 719 meters above sea level and features steep slopes with rocky outcrops throughout. The summit sits in a well-known hiking area with multiple paths offering different difficulty levels.
The mountain has been documented in walking guides since the early 20th century and appears in classifications such as Nuttall and Wainwright. This recognition established it as a regular destination for hikers in the region.
Local mountaineering groups regularly organize guided walks to Whiteside's summit, contributing to the region's strong hiking and outdoor recreation traditions.
Multiple hiking paths lead to the summit, with the western route offering a gradual ascent suitable for intermediate hikers. You can start from several entry points and choose the difficulty level that matches your experience.
From the summit you can see both Crummock Water and Loweswater lakes, giving this peak a distinctive view of two bodies of water. This rare perspective allows visitors to take in two different lakes from a single vantage point.
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