The Wainwright tracker · model key
Use the interactive relief key to match each position on your Waymarked map with one of the 214 Wainwright summits.
A companion to your map
Search by fell or socket number, or choose a point on the relief. Each entry includes the map position, height, OS grid reference and a memorable piece of Lakeland character.
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214 fells in this view
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A high Lakeland summit in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 001 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line hop to Great End is about 90 London buses parked nose-to-tail.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 002 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 567m, the summit is about 3,150 bananas stood end-to-end above sea level. That would make a dangerously bendy summit ladder.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 003 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Lay roughly 8.6 football pitches end-to-end and you would bridge the straight-line gap to Scar Crags.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 004 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 475m, the summit is about 528 mountain goats standing hoof-to-horn above sea level. The goats would probably reach the top first.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 005 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to Birks is around 8,148 bananas laid end-to-end—bring a large lunchbox.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 006 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 533m, the summit is about 122 double-decker buses stacked roof-to-wheels above sea level. Parking the top one could be awkward.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 007 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A racing pigeon cruising at about 80 km/h could cover the direct gap to Skiddaw in roughly 1 minute.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 008 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 683m, the summit is about 131 giraffes balanced one above another above sea level. A neck for heights would be essential.
A lower Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 009 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The famous whitewashed Bishop of Barf rock stands on its lower slope, with the smaller Clerk rock nearby. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 010 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At an enthusiastic walking pace of 4.8 km/h, the straight-line distance to Causey Pike represents about 16 minutes of motion—terrain not included.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 011 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 646m, the summit is about 265 red telephone boxes piled vertically above sea level. Calling from the top would test the signal.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 012 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Baystones is the true high point of Wansfell, although walkers often use ‘Wansfell Pike’ for the whole fell. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 013 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct line to Steel Knotts measures about 62 blue whales nose-to-tail. The whales may prefer a lake route.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 014 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?This is the northernmost of all 214 Wainwright sockets—so every other pin lies south of here.
A high Lakeland summit in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 015 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 718m, the summit is about 1,238 adult Labradors standing paw-to-shoulder above sea level. The resulting tower would shed enthusiastically.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 016 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?It would take roughly 1,215 walking poles laid tip-to-handle to reach St Sunday Crag in a straight line.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 017 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 323m, the summit is about 269 walking poles placed tip-to-handle above sea level. At least the descent would be well equipped.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 018 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A sound wave would cross the direct gap to Burnbank Fell in about 4 seconds—much faster than a walker.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 019 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 541m, the summit is about 721 traffic cones stacked without nesting above sea level. That is one road closure nobody could miss.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 020 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Light covers the straight-line distance to High Seat in about 5 microseconds. Fell boots are considerably slower.
A major high fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 021 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Blencathra is also known as Saddleback—a name inspired by its unmistakable outline when seen from the east. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 022 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Two curious stone towers stand below the summit, their original purpose still uncertain. Source
One of the highest Lakeland summits in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 023 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Wainwright placed Bowfell in his personal ‘best half-dozen’ Lakeland fells. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 024 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 702m, the summit is about 271 shipping containers piled high above sea level. The summit container would have quite a view.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 025 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to Great Sca Fell is roughly 4,430 hiking boots laid heel-to-toe.
A high Lakeland summit in the Western Fells, represented by socket 026 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 715m, the summit is about 1,589 garden gnomes standing on one another’s hats above sea level. The top gnome earns the finest panorama.
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 027 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?About 85 cricket pitches would fit between here and Selside Pike in a straight line.
A high Lakeland summit in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 028 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 796m, the summit is about 1,990 Wellington boots balanced sole-to-cuff above sea level. Very suitable equipment, arranged very badly.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 029 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line distance to Angletarn Pikes equals roughly 24 Olympic swimming pools, with no need to get wet.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 030 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 511m, the summit is about 12,775 LEGO minifigures stacked head-to-foot above sea level. Stepping on the bottom one is not recommended.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 031 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A determined garden snail moving at about 0.05 km/h would need around 1.6 days to reach Middle Fell by the direct line.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 032 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 475m, the summit is about 3,167 pint glasses piled rim-to-base above sea level. The descent would be considerably less orderly.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 033 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to Tarn Crag is about 16 Boeing 747s parked nose-to-tail.
A high Lakeland summit in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 034 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 746m, the summit is about 419,101 50p coins stacked flat above sea level. That is a sizeable summit fund.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 035 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Its summit carries the remains of an Iron Age hillfort—one of the Lake District’s loftiest ancient strongholds. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 036 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 290m, Castle Crag is the only one of the 214 Wainwrights below 1,000 feet. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 037 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Its name is often linked to ‘cat bield’, meaning the shelter of a wild cat. Source
A major high fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 038 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?You could span the straight-line distance to Helvellyn with roughly 1,211 purposeful adult strides.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 039 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Its distinctive knobbly summit makes Causey Pike unusually easy to recognise from the Newlands Valley. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 040 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 697m, the summit is about 13,802 AA batteries stood end-to-end above sea level. Enough potential energy in more ways than one.
A high Lakeland summit in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 041 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A hot-air balloon drifting at 16 km/h would cover the direct distance to Great Dodd in about 8 minutes—wind direction permitting.
A high Lakeland summit in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 042 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 701m, the summit is about 986 cricket stumps balanced vertically above sea level. The summit cairn would make a difficult wicket.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 043 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line hop to Grike is approximately 251 canoes laid bow-to-stern.
A major high fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 044 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 839m, the summit is about 63 rugby goalposts stacked upright above sea level. A conversion from the summit would be ambitious.
A major high fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 045 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The ridge crosses a succession of rocky ‘crinkles’, including the famous obstacle known as the Bad Step. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 046 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A large summit cairn marks the head of the Newlands Valley and is visible from far below. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 047 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Place about 6,191 pencils end-to-end and they would point all the way to Long Side.
A major high fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 048 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 858m, the summit is about 43 Angel of the North sculptures above sea level. Lakeland would notice that skyline.
A high Lakeland summit in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 049 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The Priest’s Hole—a tiny cave shelter used by generations of walkers—is hidden beneath Dove Crag. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 050 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Its steep eastern face has been an important Lakeland rock-climbing venue since the Victorian era. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 051 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct distance to Sergeant's Crag is roughly 295 Highland cattle standing nose-to-tail—a very hairy measuring tape.
A major high fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 052 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 885m, the summit is about 6.6 London Eyes above sea level. The summit view still wins.
A major high fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 053 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Fairfield crowns the celebrated Fairfield Horseshoe, one of Lakeland’s classic high-level circuits. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 054 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 10 km/h, a fell runner could cover the straight-line gap to Low Fell in around 10 minutes before gradients intervene.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 055 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Fleetwith Pike rises directly above Honister Pass and the workings of Honister Slate Mine. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 056 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 720m, the summit is about 14 Nelson’s Columns above sea level. Nelson would need a warmer coat at the top.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 057 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct line to Blake Fell is about 24 full climbing ropes long.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 058 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 420m, the summit is about 4.4 Elizabeth Towers above sea level. That is a great many imaginary bongs above sea level.
A high Lakeland summit in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 059 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Roughly 1,007 pairs of skis laid tip-to-tail would reach Seathwaite Fell.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 060 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 442m, the summit is about 18 blue whales balanced nose-up above sea level. Fortunately whales prefer the horizontal plane.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 061 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Aira Force, one of Lakeland’s best-known waterfalls, tumbles through the woods at the foot of Gowbarrow. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 062 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line gap to Castle Crag measures about 18,437 Kendal mint-cake bars. That should fuel the journey.
A major high fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 063 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 852m, the summit is about 12 Boeing 747s balanced on their tails above sea level. An aviation engineer may wish to look away.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 064 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A peregrine cruising rather than diving at about 65 km/h could cross directly to The Knott in roughly 1 minute.
A lower Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 065 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 452m, the summit is about 151 ordinary house storeys above sea level. Imagine carrying the shopping to the top floor.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 066 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct route to Starling Dodd is about 80 tennis courts long, although distinctly less level.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 067 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 690m, the summit is about 767 deckchairs opened and stacked above sea level. The highest seat would have the best picnic view.
A high Lakeland summit in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 068 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A memorial on the ridge remembers the crew of a Halifax bomber that crashed here in 1944. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 069 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?It would take around 26,453 LEGO minifigures lying head-to-foot to reach Meal Fell.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 070 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 449m, the summit is about 2,993 ice-cream cones balanced point-to-scoop above sea level. The weather would need to be distinctly Lakeland-cool.
A major high fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 071 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line distance to Watson's Dodd is roughly 103 Spitfire wingspans.
One of the highest Lakeland summits in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 072 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Great End’s dramatic north face is split by deep gullies and looks far fiercer than its broad summit suggests. Source
A major high fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 073 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Its summit is a war memorial, and an outdoor remembrance service has been held there for generations. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 074 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 537m, the summit is about 2,685 courses of dry-stone wall above sea level. A wall that tall would keep out almost anything.
A high Lakeland summit in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 075 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A heritage steam train at 120 km/h could theoretically cover the direct gap to Fairfield in 41 seconds—rails would be the difficult part.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 076 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 651m, the summit is about 8,138 Kendal mint-cake bars stood on edge above sea level. Plenty of emergency energy for the climb.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 077 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to Harter Fell equals about 1,565 sheep arranged nose-to-tail. Cooperation is unlikely.
A major high fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 078 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 801m, the summit is about 4,450 Wainwright guidebooks stood upright above sea level. Alfred would need a very tall bookshelf.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 079 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?This is the easternmost of the 214 sockets, out on the quieter edge of Wainwright country.
A high Lakeland summit in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 080 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?About 72 narrowboats would span the straight-line distance to Great Carrs; finding a canal is left as an exercise.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 081 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 697m, the summit is about 6,970 tea mugs balanced base-to-rim above sea level. The summit brew would take some organising.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 082 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?No Wainwright socket lies farther west—on a clear day the Irish Sea feels remarkably close.
A high Lakeland summit in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 083 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line hop to Hopegill Head is roughly 40,188 paperclips long. Office supplies are not recommended for navigation.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 084 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The summit’s enormous square cairn resembles a small stone obelisk and can be spotted from Ullswater. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 085 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Hardknott Roman Fort sits below the fell beside the famously steep road over Hardknott Pass. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the Central Fells, represented by socket 086 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Harrison Stickle is the highest of the instantly recognisable Langdale Pikes. Source
A major high fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 087 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 822m, the summit is about 1,096 sheep measured hoof-to-shoulder above sea level. They would still find a way through the fence.
A high Lakeland summit in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 088 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A greyhound at 70 km/h could cover the direct distance to Stybarrow Dodd in around 2 minutes, assuming a remarkably smooth fellside.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 089 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 654m, the summit is about 467 Highland cattle measured hoof-to-shoulder above sea level. That is a wonderfully shaggy altitude scale.
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 090 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to Mardale Ill Bell is about 481 two-person tents laid end-to-end.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 091 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 581m, the summit is about 23 hot-air-balloon envelopes stood upright above sea level. A pilot would call that a rather unusual ascent.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 092 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?You would need roughly 27,052 pocket compasses side-by-side to reach Gray Crag in a straight line.
A high Lakeland summit in the Western Fells, represented by socket 093 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 797m, the summit is about 95 Routemaster buses balanced nose-up above sea level. The conductors would have an interesting shift.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 094 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Haystacks was Wainwright’s favourite fell, and his ashes were scattered beside Innominate Tarn. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 095 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Its summit rocks create the famous ‘Lion and the Lamb’ silhouette—and another formation called the Howitzer. Source
One of the highest Lakeland summits in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 096 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?In 1926, pilot John Leeming landed and took off again from Helvellyn’s summit plateau. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 097 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line distance to Gavel Fell is around 1,537 supermarket trolleys. None would steer straight on the descent.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 098 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 612m, the summit is about 670 tennis nets stood vertically above sea level. The summit match would suffer from the wind.
A high Lakeland summit in the Western Fells, represented by socket 099 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A red squirrel bounding two metres at a time would need about 763 heroic leaps to reach High Stile directly.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 100 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 519m, the summit is about 472 wheelie bins stacked lid-to-wheel above sea level. Collection day could take a while.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 101 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct line to Carrock Fell measures roughly 61,839 matchsticks. Please keep them away from the dry bracken.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 102 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 656m, the summit is about 252 campervans balanced roof-to-tyre above sea level. Every one would claim the same scenic pitch.
A high Lakeland summit in the Central Fells, represented by socket 103 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?About 34 hot-air-balloon envelopes laid crown-to-mouth would bridge the direct gap to Sergeant Man.
A major high fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 104 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 802m, the summit is about 501 red post boxes stacked upright above sea level. The top collection might be weather-dependent.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 105 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line distance to Clough Head is approximately 3,703 dachshunds long—a determined but low-slung expedition.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 106 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 608m, the summit is about 358 pairs of skis stood on end above sea level. Useful only during a very good winter.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 107 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Old spoil heaps and workings around High Spy preserve traces of the Newlands Valley’s mining past. Source
A major high fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 108 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A sheep strolling at 3 km/h would take about 19 minutes to cover the direct gap to Red Pike, before snack stops.
A major high fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 109 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A Roman road once followed this broad summit ridge, giving High Street its wonderfully ordinary name. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 110 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 515m, the summit is about 17,167 custard creams stacked flat above sea level. A heroic amount of tea would be required.
A high Lakeland summit in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 111 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to Dale Head is around 166 Routemaster buses long.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 112 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 317m, the summit is about 1,510 Beatrix Potter books stood on end above sea level. That is a library with a magnificent view.
A high Lakeland summit in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 113 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct line to Grisedale Pike is about 18,946 tea bags long. Milk remains optional.
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 114 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 757m, the summit is about 757 umbrellas opened and balanced handle-to-tip above sea level. A single gust would rearrange the calculation.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 115 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Its western flank forms part of the Wastwater Screes, plunging dramatically towards England’s deepest lake. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 116 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Roughly 1,845 unfolded OS map sheets would cover the straight-line gap to Harter Fell.
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 117 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Kidsty Pike is the highest point on Alfred Wainwright’s Coast to Coast Walk. Source
A major high fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 118 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 802m, the summit is about 1,146 bicycle wheels stacked tyre-to-tyre above sea level. The Tour de Lakes would need an unusual support vehicle.
A high Lakeland summit in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 119 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct distance to Great Sca Fell equals about 9,389 Wainwright guidebooks laid spine-to-edge.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 120 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 556m, the summit is about 2,317 folded OS maps stood upright above sea level. Navigation has never required so much shelving.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 121 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Wainwright hid a two-shilling coin beneath the summit stones; a walker found it in 1965 and later replaced it. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 122 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Despite its modest height, Latrigg gives a grandstand view over Keswick, Derwentwater and the surrounding fells. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 123 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?About 1,835 umbrellas laid handle-to-tip would reach Sale Fell; Lakeland can probably supply them.
A major high fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 124 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 807m, the summit is about 2,690 walking boots balanced sole-to-cuff above sea level. Remembering which pair is yours may be difficult.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 125 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line gap to Silver How is roughly 4,283 bicycle-wheel diameters.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 126 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 637m, the summit is about 2,548 reusable water bottles stacked cap-to-base above sea level. Hydration is emphatically covered.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 127 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?You could span the direct route to Gowbarrow Fell with around 134,546 paperback books laid flat.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 128 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 672m, the summit is about 2,240 roofing slates balanced on edge above sea level. A local material in a highly impractical arrangement.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 129 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line distance to Pike of Stickle is about 17,575 pound coins placed edge-to-edge.
A high Lakeland summit in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 130 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 734m, the summit is about 3,670 paperback novels stood upright above sea level. The summit chapter would be worth reaching.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 131 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?It would take roughly 4,336 roofing slates laid end-to-end to reach Brae Fell directly.
A high Lakeland summit in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 132 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 715m, the summit is about 2,383 rugby balls balanced end-on above sea level. One bounce could alter the entire landscape.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 133 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to Barf is around 10,233 Mars bars long. A walker could think of worse supplies.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 134 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A small cave on Loughrigg is actually the remains of an old slate quarry. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 135 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 423m, the summit is about 353 hot-air-balloon baskets stacked vertically above sea level. Boarding the upper basket requires imagination.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 136 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?About 3,311 rugby balls placed nose-to-tail would connect this summit with High Pike.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 137 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 575m, the summit is about 958 sheepdogs standing paw-to-shoulder above sea level. They would organise the nearby sheep on the way up.
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 138 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line hop to High Street measures roughly 4,610 reusable water bottles.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 139 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 550m, the summit is about 9,167 espresso cups stacked base-to-rim above sea level. That much caffeine could power several ascents.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 140 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A tandem bicycle travelling at 24 km/h could cover the direct distance to Hen Comb in about 4 minutes, provided somebody built a path.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 141 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 654m, the summit is about 4,360 teaspoons stood handle-to-bowl above sea level. Stirring the summit brew becomes an engineering project.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 142 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to Seatallan is about 10,845 teaspoons long—an unnecessarily precise picnic measurement.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 143 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?This famously boggy plateau received one of Wainwright’s least enthusiastic write-ups. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 144 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 450m, the summit is about 1,125 pairs of hiking socks hung heel-to-toe above sea level. Laundry day would be visible from space.
A major high fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 145 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Around 1,501 sheepdogs standing nose-to-tail would bridge the straight-line distance to Helvellyn.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 146 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 568m, the summit is about 5,569 Mars bars balanced on end above sea level. A respectable emergency-snack reserve.
A high Lakeland summit in the Central Fells, represented by socket 147 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Jack’s Rake cuts diagonally across the great cliff of Pavey Ark and is one of Lakeland’s best-known scrambles. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 148 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line hop to Cold Pike is about 91 London buses parked nose-to-tail.
A high Lakeland summit in the Central Fells, represented by socket 149 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Neolithic people quarried stone high on these slopes to make polished axe heads traded across Britain. Source
A major high fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 150 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The fell takes its name from Pillar Rock, a huge isolated crag long celebrated by British climbers. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 151 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 657m, the summit is about 3,650 bananas stood end-to-end above sea level. That would make a dangerously bendy summit ladder.
A major high fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 152 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Raise hosts a ski tow operated by the Lake District Ski Club when winter conditions cooperate. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 153 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Lay roughly 4.7 football pitches end-to-end and you would bridge the straight-line gap to Kidsty Pike.
A lower Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 154 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The valley below becomes famous each spring for carpets of native bluebells growing in open fell country. Source
A lower Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 155 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 461m, the summit is about 512 mountain goats standing hoof-to-horn above sea level. The goats would probably reach the top first.
A high Lakeland summit in the Western Fells, represented by socket 156 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to High Stile is around 5,293 bananas laid end-to-end—bring a large lunchbox.
A major high fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 157 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 826m, the summit is about 189 double-decker buses stacked roof-to-wheels above sea level. Parking the top one could be awkward.
A high Lakeland summit in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 158 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A racing pigeon cruising at about 80 km/h could cover the direct gap to Middle Dodd in roughly 37 seconds.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 159 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 696m, the summit is about 134 giraffes balanced one above another above sea level. A neck for heights would be essential.
A high Lakeland summit in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 160 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At an enthusiastic walking pace of 4.8 km/h, the straight-line distance to Hindscarth represents about 18 minutes of motion—terrain not included.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 161 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 651m, the summit is about 267 red telephone boxes piled vertically above sea level. Calling from the top would test the signal.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 162 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct line to Eagle Crag measures about 72 blue whales nose-to-tail. The whales may prefer a lake route.
A high Lakeland summit in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 163 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 773m, the summit is about 1,333 adult Labradors standing paw-to-shoulder above sea level. The resulting tower would shed enthusiastically.
A lower Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 164 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?It would take roughly 1,529 walking poles laid tip-to-handle to reach Ling Fell in a straight line.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 165 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 516m, the summit is about 430 walking poles placed tip-to-handle above sea level. At least the descent would be well equipped.
One of the highest Lakeland summits in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 166 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Mickledore separates Scafell from Scafell Pike, yet steep crags make the direct link a serious mountaineering proposition. Source
One of the highest Lakeland summits in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 167 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The summit was donated to the National Trust in 1919 as a memorial to local people lost in the First World War. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 168 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A sound wave would cross the direct gap to Outerside in about 2 seconds—much faster than a walker.
A major high fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 169 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 841m, the summit is about 1,121 traffic cones stacked without nesting above sea level. That is one road closure nobody could miss.
A high Lakeland summit in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 170 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Light covers the straight-line distance to Fairfield in about 5 microseconds. Fell boots are considerably slower.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 171 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 692m, the summit is about 267 shipping containers piled high above sea level. The summit container would have quite a view.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 172 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Wainwright’s chosen summit is not the fell’s highest point—one of several intriguing exceptions in the guides. Source
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 173 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to Branstree is roughly 5,927 hiking boots laid heel-to-toe.
A high Lakeland summit in the Central Fells, represented by socket 174 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 736m, the summit is about 1,636 garden gnomes standing on one another’s hats above sea level. The top gnome earns the finest panorama.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 175 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?About 37 cricket pitches would fit between here and Eagle Crag in a straight line.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 176 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 675m, the summit is about 1,688 Wellington boots balanced sole-to-cuff above sea level. Very suitable equipment, arranged very badly.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 177 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line distance to Kentmere Pike equals roughly 35 Olympic swimming pools, with no need to get wet.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 178 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 395m, the summit is about 9,875 LEGO minifigures stacked head-to-foot above sea level. Stepping on the bottom one is not recommended.
One of the highest Lakeland summits in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 179 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Skiddaw is built from ancient marine rocks that are among the oldest exposed in the Lake District. Source
A major high fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 180 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A determined garden snail moving at about 0.05 km/h would need around 1 day to reach Carl Side by the direct line.
A high Lakeland summit in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 181 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 762m, the summit is about 5,080 pint glasses piled rim-to-base above sea level. The descent would be considerably less orderly.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 182 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct gap to Sallows is about 17 Boeing 747s parked nose-to-tail.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 183 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?In 1745, witnesses claimed to see a spectral army marching along this ridge on Midsummer’s Day. Source
A major high fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 184 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 841m, the summit is about 472,472 50p coins stacked flat above sea level. That is a sizeable summit fund.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 185 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?You could span the straight-line distance to Red Pike with roughly 2,490 purposeful adult strides.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 186 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 553m, the summit is about 10,950 AA batteries stood end-to-end above sea level. Enough potential energy in more ways than one.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 187 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A hot-air balloon drifting at 16 km/h would cover the direct distance to Beda Fell in about 6 minutes—wind direction permitting.
A major high fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 188 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 819m, the summit is about 1,152 cricket stumps balanced vertically above sea level. The summit cairn would make a difficult wicket.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 189 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line hop to Heron Pike is approximately 250 canoes laid bow-to-stern.
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 190 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 763m, the summit is about 57 rugby goalposts stacked upright above sea level. A conversion from the summit would be ambitious.
A major high fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 191 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Place about 5,181 pencils end-to-end and they would point all the way to Watson's Dodd.
A major high fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 192 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 802m, the summit is about 40 Angel of the North sculptures above sea level. Lakeland would notice that skyline.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 193 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct distance to Calf Crag is roughly 451 Highland cattle standing nose-to-tail—a very hairy measuring tape.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 194 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 664m, the summit is about 4.9 London Eyes above sea level. The summit view still wins.
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 195 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 10 km/h, a fell runner could cover the straight-line gap to Rampsgill Head in around 4 minutes before gradients intervene.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 196 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 576m, the summit is about 11 Nelson’s Columns above sea level. Nelson would need a warmer coat at the top.
A major high fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 197 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Copper and slate mining shaped the Old Man’s slopes, leaving workings that are still conspicuous today. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 198 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Its summit is crowned by a striking stone beacon, roughly four metres tall and visible across the ridge. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the Central Fells, represented by socket 199 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct line to Pavey Ark is about 8.1 full climbing ropes long.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 200 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 364m, the summit is about 3.8 Elizabeth Towers above sea level. That is a great many imaginary bongs above sea level.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Northern Fells, represented by socket 201 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Roughly 316 pairs of skis laid tip-to-tail would reach Long Side.
A high Lakeland summit in the Central Fells, represented by socket 202 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 726m, the summit is about 30 blue whales balanced nose-up above sea level. Fortunately whales prefer the horizontal plane.
A lower Lakeland fell in the Central Fells, represented by socket 203 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Walla Crag’s edge provides a classic bird’s-eye view along Derwentwater towards the jaws of Borrowdale. Source
A high Lakeland summit in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 204 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line gap to Crag Hill measures about 8,809 Kendal mint-cake bars. That should fuel the journey.
A high Lakeland summit in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 205 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 789m, the summit is about 11 Boeing 747s balanced on their tails above sea level. An aviation engineer may wish to look away.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 206 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?A peregrine cruising rather than diving at about 65 km/h could cross directly to Loadpot Hill in roughly 1 minute.
A high Lakeland summit in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 207 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 763m, the summit is about 254 ordinary house storeys above sea level. Imagine carrying the shopping to the top floor.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Southern Fells, represented by socket 208 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The direct route to Illgill Head is about 94 tennis courts long, although distinctly less level.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 209 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?Whinlatter’s slopes are wrapped in England’s only true mountain forest, now threaded with walking and cycling trails. Source
A major high fell in the Eastern Fells, represented by socket 210 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 863m, the summit is about 959 deckchairs opened and stacked above sea level. The highest seat would have the best picnic view.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 211 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?It would take around 27,604 LEGO minifigures lying head-to-foot to reach Wandope.
A high Lakeland summit in the North Western Fells, represented by socket 212 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 707m, the summit is about 4,713 ice-cream cones balanced point-to-scoop above sea level. The weather would need to be distinctly Lakeland-cool.
A mid-height Lakeland fell in the Western Fells, represented by socket 213 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?The straight-line distance to Red Pike is roughly 203 Spitfire wingspans.
A high Lakeland summit in the Far Eastern Fells, represented by socket 214 on the Waymarked relief.
Did you know?At 706m, the summit is about 3,530 courses of dry-stone wall above sea level. A wall that tall would keep out almost anything.
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Summit heights, grid references and coordinates: Database of British and Irish Hills v17.4, CC BY 4.0. Feature stories are paraphrased from the linked Wikipedia articles, CC BY-SA 4.0. Playful comparisons use approximate everyday dimensions and speeds, calculated from the summit and straight-line distance data. National Park outline: Natural England, OGL v3.0. Lake outlines: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Positions match the Waymarked relief-model dataset.
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