Skiddaw
Wainwright in Lake District, Northern Fells
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930m / 3052ft
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Moderate
Skiddaw, a prominent Wainwright fell within the Northern Fells of the Lake District, stands at an impressive 930.4m. With a moderate difficulty level, this mountain is an inviting challenge for hikers. Its majestic slopes offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including the nearby Derwent Water and Keswick town. Popular local attractions, such as the ancient Castlerigg Stone Circle and the Keswick Museum, enhance the allure of this remarkable location.
Details
- Height
- 930m / 3052ft
- Grid reference
- NY 26043 29080
- Summit feature
- Rock 5m s of trig point between trig point and shelter
- Drop
- 705.7m
- Col
- 224.7m NY 3713 3065
- OS map sheets
(1:50k) 89 90
(1:25k) OL4S- Observations
- Note wainwright and birkett describe trig point as summit
Maps
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Landranger Active 89 West Cumbria, Cockermouth & Wast Water Map
Ordnance Survey
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Landranger Active 90 Penrith, Keswick & Ambleside Map
Ordnance Survey
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Explorer Active OL4 The English Lakes – North Western Area Map
Ordnance Survey
Current Weather (3am)
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