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Southern Cumbria Area , Lake District - Southern Fells Subarea
Feature count in area: 84, by county: : 83, Lancashire (CoH): 1,
Highest Place: The Old Man of Coniston [Coniston Old Ma 803m

Starting Places in area Southern Cumbria:

None for this area

Summits & other features in area Southern Cumbria:
Benson Knott 319m, Lambrigg Fell 339.6m, Scout Hill 285m
Lake District - Far Eastern Fells: Arnside Knott 159.1m, Crook Knott 256m, Grassgarth Heights 205m, Gummer's How 321m, Hampsfell 222m, Scout Scar 235m, Whitbarrow - Lord's Seat 215m
Lake District - Southern Fells: Beacon Fell 255m, Birk Fell Man - Birk Fell 529m, Birker Fell - White How 444m, Black Brows 268m, Black Combe 600m, Black Combe South Top 587m, Black Fell 323m, Black Sails 745m, Blake Rigg (Tilberthwaite) 423m, Brim Fell 796m, Brown Pike 682m, Buck Barrow 549m, Buck Pike - Seathwaite Fell 744m, Burn Moor 543m, Burney 298m, Caw 529m, Claife Heights 270m, Crook Crag 469m, Demming Crag 525m, Dow Crag 778m, Dow Crag 404m, Erin Crag 551m, Great Carrs 785m, Great How (Swirl Band) 770m, Great Intake - Low Fell 408m, Great Paddy Crag 532m, Great Whinscale 427m, Great Worm Crag 427m, Green Crag 489m, Green Pikes 420m, Grey Friar 773m, Harter Fell (Eskdale) 654m, Hawk Rigg 441m, Haystacks (Tilberthwaite) 423m, Hell Gill Pike 662m, Hesk Fell 477m, High Fell 428m, High Wythow 410m, Holme Fell 317m, Horsehow Crags 433m, Hutton Roof Crags 275m, Iron Crag 408m, Kennel Crag 412m, Kinmont Buck Barrow 535m, Kirkby Moor [Lowick High Common] 334m, Kitty Crag 435m, Lad Stones 616m, Lag Bank [Broughton Moor] 412m, Little Carrs 692m, Little How Crags 730m, Long Crag - Yewdale Fells 421m, Lowscales Hill 189m, Muncaster Fell - Hooker Crag 231m, Peathill Crag 400m, Peathill Crag South Top 404m, Pikes 469m, Plough Fell 448m, Rowantree How 402m, Stainton Pike 498m, Stickle Pike 375m, Stoneside Hill 422m, Stoupdale Head 472m, Swirl How 802m, The Old Man of Coniston [Coniston Old Man] 803m, Top o'Selside 335m, Walna Scar 621m, Wetherlam 763m, White Combe 417m, White Maiden 610m, White Pike (Birkby Fell) 442m, White Pike (Seathwaite) 598m, Whitfell 573m, Woodend Height 489m, Yoadcastle 494m

Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Stickle Pike, 375m Hill
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Grid Reference SD21200 92796, OS 1:50k mapsheet 96
Place visited by: 5 members, recently by: rhw, IainT, Fergalh, jimbloomer, chalky
I visited this place: NO (You need to be a logged-in member for this.)
Longitude: -3.213082, Latitude: 54.324643, Easting: 321200, Northing: 492796, Prominence: 116m,  Isolation: 2.5km
ITM: 911286 852342


  Short or GPS IDs, 6 char: StckPk, 10 char: StcklPike

Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/B2663/
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Picture: Cairn at summit
Long trek to summit
by Fergalh 3 May 2021
Parked to the south of this hill at Broughton Mills and started a circuit of Wainwright Outlying fells (6) and 2 other small hills. Only Stickle Pike is on Mountainviews. The circuit was Great Stickle, Dunnerdale Fells, Tarn Hill, Stickle Pike, Parkhead Road Top, Ravens Crag (Wainwright). Ravens Crag and The Knott. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/B2663/comment/23043/
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Picture: Crag on way up Hill
First wainwright on the circuit is Great Stickle
by Fergalh 3 May 2021
We went over bridge from Broughton Mills and followed the permissive track by Hesket hall and headed in a north westerly direction. The Hills crags very impressive on the way up with the summit marked by a trig pillar Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/B2663/comment/23044/
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Picture: The final ascent of Stickle Pike
Wainwright Outlying Tops on way to the summit
by Fergalh 3 May 2021
From Great Stickle we headed North west to Tarn Hill (unmarked summit) and than North east to Dunnerdale Fell marked with a small cairn and from thyere headed north from there to Stickle pike. There are many small tops here navigation can be tricky in the fog Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/B2663/comment/23045/
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Picture: Cairn at summit of the Knott
Final part of horseshoe down the east side of valley
by Fergalh 3 May 2021
After Stickle Pike we headed down to the Stickle Tarn for lunch. From there we headed north to Parkehead road Top and than south east to the track and the head of the valley than south down the far side. We took in Ravens Crag and Ravens Crag (Wainwright) before finishing at The Knott. From here it was south to the narrow lane which lead back to Broughton Mills the starting point. Small hills but a great horseshoe . Although with numerous false summits and ups and downs one to do on a clear day ! Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/B2663/comment/23046/
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