Lingmoor Fell
469m (1539ft)
The Southern Fells, The Lake District, Cumbria, England
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Walk c206 Lingmoor Fell and Little Langdale from Blea Tarn (Langdale) nr Elterwater
Superb, little visited ridge walk
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Vital Statistics:
| Length: | 7ml (11km) | |
| Ascent: | 1,920ft (585m) | |
| Time: | 4½ hrs | |
| Grade: |  | (Moderate) |
Route Summary:
Elterwater - Blea Tarn (Langdale) - Side Pike - Fat Man's Agony (or Fat Man's Struggle) - Lingmoor Fell - Dale End - Birk Howe - Slater Bridge - Little Langdale Tarn - Bridge End - Fell Foot Bridge - Castle Howe - Blea Tarn (Langdale) - Elterwater
Walk c238 Lingmoor Fell and Great Langdale from Elterwater
Terrific ridge walk with superb views
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Vital Statistics:
| Length: | 7ml (11km) | |
| Ascent: | 1,976ft (602m) | |
| Time: | 4½ hrs | |
| Grade: | | (Moderate) |
Route Summary:
Elterwater - Elterwater Bridge - Dale End - Lingmoor Fell - Fat Man's Agony (or Fat Man's Struggle) - Side Pike - Great Langdale - Side House Farm - The Cumbria Way - Oak Howe - Chapel Stile - Elterwater Bridge - Elterwater
Fellow go4awalkers who have already walked, climbed, summited & bagged Lingmoor Fell
Richard Marchant walked up on September 15th, 2022 [from/via/route] Parked at Blea Tarn NT Car park & walked along the road towards Langdale a short distance & then took a path Eastward straight up to Lingmoor Fell & the walked back the same route. [with] On my Own [weather] Clear day with little or no breeze.
Richard Fulcher climbed on August 30th, 2022 [from/via/route] Parked in the Blea Tarn car park (NT) & walked along the road towards Side Pike, turning right at the sign post to Side Pike. We climbed up onto the ridge ignoring the tricky path to the left at the top that leads around & up Side Pike. We instead turned right & followed the path by the dry stone wall all the way up to the summit (Brown How). We returned the same way stopping to get some photos of the heather & mountains in the light from the setting sun. [with] Jen [weather] Sunny & warm, a cool breeze on the top, turning colder as the sun disappeared. - Fairly easy walk, but tricky to drive to!
Steve Cookson bagged on January 27th, 2022 [from/via/route] From Elterwater C238 [with] Gillie [weather] Dry windy, sun & clouds.
Julie Clough hiked on January 29th, 2022 [from/via/route] Blea tarn [with] Sally [weather] Ridiculously windy - Soup in cafe in Elterwater afterwards 😊
Keith Redhead summited on January 25th, 2022 [from/via/route] This is lovely walk. Went from Blea tarn then down around Side Pike which is a delightful skirting platform. Some brief views of poke i blisco Weatherlam & parts of the the Langdale Pikes [with] Hil Natasha Charlie [weather] Dry but misty but occasional no al great views
Geoff Hand conquered on April 12th, 2018 [from/via/route] c238 Lingmore Fell & Side Pike from Elterwater. [with] Alone [weather] Cold & Cloudy warming up later. - Good views all around the Langdales.
David Lord scaled on August 26th, 2020 [from/via/route] From Dungeon Ghyll. [with] Debbie Lord [weather] Beautiful sunny day. - This was a fell we didn't particularly enjoy. Rather bland & lacking the views that can be seen from most climbs in the area.
Claire Kirk walked up on April 25th, 2021 [from/via/route] Elterwater [with] Abigail, Lianne and Kaylah [weather] Warm & sunny
Chris Sheard climbed on September 30th, 2020 [from/via/route] Trailed up from Elterwater [with] George [weather] Cool winds with heavy heavy driving rain gustsiung 30-40mph - Wild
Christine Shepherd bagged on April 10th, 2010 [from/via/route] Used walk c206 from Elterwater Climbed again from the bottom of Side Pike 3.9.20 [with] On my own [weather] Lovely - Was glad there was someone to help me with my rucksack through Fat Man's Struggle (a.k.a. Fat Man's Agony)!
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More Photographs & Pictures of views from, on or of Lingmoor Fell
Looking across Great Langdale to Side Pike and Lingmoor Fell from Stickle Ghyll, The Langdale Pikes
The view from Sergeant Man featuring Blea Rigg (centre left),Lingmoor Fell (distance centre), Stickle Tarn (partially hidden) and the shoulder of Pavey Ark (The Langdale Pikes) (right)
*The Langdale Pikes (left), Great Langdale (centre) and Side Pike and Lingmoor Fell (right) from Pike of Blisco (Pike o' Blisco)
Blea Rigg, Castle How, Lang How and Silver How (far left) Great Langdale, Windermere and Elter Water (left), Lingmoor Fell and Side Pike (centre left), Blea Tarn and Little Langdale (centre right), Pike of Blisco (Pike o' Blisco) right and Crickle Crags (far right) from the summit of Harrison Stickle, The Langdale Pikes
Looking down a very snowy Stickle Ghyll to Great Langdale with Lingmoor Fell beyond from Stickle Tarn
*The view from Sergeant Man featuring Blea Rigg (centre left), Lingmoor Fell (centre distance), Stickle Tarn (partially hidden) and Pavey Ark with Harrison Stickle beyond (The Langdale Pikes) (centre right)
Great Langdale, Lingmoor Fell and Lake Windermere from the summit of Harrison Stickle
Looking back down the path up to Stickle Tarn with Lingmoor Fell in the background
Me on the summit of Pike of Stickle, The Langdale Pikes with Windermere (far left), Loft Crag (near left), Lingmoor Fell (across Great Langdale), Blea Tarn (centre) and Pike of Blisco (right)
The shoulder of Pike of Blisco (Pike o' Blisco) (far left) , Oxendale, The Band and Mickledeon with The Langdale Pikes (right) from Lingmoor Fell
Great Langdale with Blea Rigg, Lang How and Silver How (left) and Lingmoor Fell (right) from the foot of Oxendale
Looking across Great Langdale to Lingmoor Fell and Side Pike with Pike of Blisco (Pike o' Blisco) beyond from Stickle Ghyll below The Langdale Pikes
Me on the summit of Pike of Stickle, The Langdale Pikes with Windermere (far left), Loft Crag (near left), Lingmoor Fell (across Great Langdale) and Blea Tarn (right)
Side Pike and Lingmoor Fell from Redacre Gill below Pike of Blisco (Pike o' Blisco)
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