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Seathwaite Fell Summit Cairn
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Seathwaite Fell Summit Cairn
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Seathwaite Fell Summit Cairn
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Surrounded by some of the giants of the national park, hikes to Seathwaite Fell’s bristly summit are a great way to breathe in the atmosphere of the Lake District’s mountainous …
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Adventurer Nic
June 11, 2021
Hiking
Seathwaite Fell is a 2,073-foot (632 m) mountain in the Lake District. It is sandwiched in between Great Gable to the west and Glaramara to the east on a craggy spur which stretches north away from Sprinkling Tarn. The terrain of the fell is grassy, peaty and rocky and it is also smattered with small pools. Seathwaite Fell gets to appreciate Great End from its 'best side' as it looms up from the south as well as offering a charming view down Borrowdale.
David Howells
June 5, 2026
Hiking
Seathwaite Fell stands at 632 metres and is a designated Wainwright. It is a lovely hill, sandwiched between some of the famous giants of the Lake District. Seathwaite is a complex top, featuring multiple summits like its bigger neighbour Glaramara. However, it is a stunning place, and on a good day you can spend an age up here basking amongst some beautiful tarns. It is not the busiest of hills either, so that's another good reason for coming up here.
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