Whinlatter
Wainwright in Lake District, North Western Fells
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517m / 1696ft
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Moderate
Whinlatter [Brown How - Whinlatter] is a prominent Wainwright fell located in the Lake District's North Western Fells region. Standing at 517 meters, this moderate-level hike offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy exploring Whinlatter Forest Park, home to diverse flora and fauna, while adventure seekers can try the exhilarating mountain biking trails. Nearby attractions include the charming market town of Keswick and the picturesque Derwentwater, perfect for a post-hike visit.
Details
- Alternative name
- Brown How - Whinlatter
- Height
- 517m / 1696ft
- Grid reference
- NY 19114 25132
- Summit feature
- Shelter
- Drop
- 16m
- Col
- 501m NY193249
- OS map sheets
(1:50k) 89 90
(1:25k) OL4S- Observations
- Highest point is ground 6m e of shelter at ny 19119 25135
- Parent
- Lord's Seat
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
