Swirl How
Wainwright in Lake District, Southern Fells
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802m / 2633ft
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Difficult
Swirl How, located in the Southern Fells of the Lake District, stands at an impressive 802.4m. This Wainwright fell offers a challenging ascent, suiting experienced hikers seeking adventure. Its steep slopes and rocky terrain demand caution and perseverance. While conquering this difficult peak, explorers can savor breathtaking vistas of nearby landmarks, including Coniston Water and the Old Man of Coniston, adding allure to this remarkable and rewarding hiking experience.
Details
- Height
- 802m / 2633ft
- Grid reference
- NY 27282 00554
- Summit feature
- Cairn incorporating large rock
- Drop
- 120m
- Col
- 682m SD270994
- OS map sheets
(1:50k) 89 90
(1:25k) OL6N- Observations
- Parent
- The Old Man of Coniston
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 OL6 The English Lakes - South Western Area Map
Ordnance Survey
Current Weather (3am)
Clear sky
5.9℃
Rain
0mm
Wind
4mph (NNE)
