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North West England
Cumbria
Allerdale
Above Derwent

Barf Summit – View from Lord's Seat towards Barf loop from Thornthwaite

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Hiking trails & Routes
North West England
Cumbria
Allerdale
Above Derwent

Barf Summit – View from Lord's Seat towards Barf loop from Thornthwaite

Hard

4.8

(39)

307

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Barf Summit – View from Lord's Seat towards Barf loop from Thornthwaite

05:04

13.8km

830m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 15, 2026

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Lake District National Park

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1.40 km

Barf Summit

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Barf is a fabulous (albeit small) Lake District fell (469m) overlooking Bassenthwaite Lake, opposite the mighty Skiddaw. Its name doesn't sound particularly appealing, but the views are very good! Continue your hike along to Lord's Seat to bag another Wainwright.

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1.48 km

View from Barf

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Great lovely fell plenty of heather in the spring summer months also not a bad place to wild camp, steep ascent from powter how car park or could be encompassed via the lords seat fells

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1.54 km

View from Lord's Seat towards Barf

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This is the summit on my trail today... views to follow .

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2.68 km

Lord's Seat summit

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Lord's Seat is a 1,811-foot (552 m) Wainwright fell in the Lake District. It's most commonly hiked alongside Broom Fell, Barf or Whinlatter (or all three). There are beautiful views from the top with a bit of everything: forest, lake and open fellside.

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3.94 km

Broom Fell Summit Cairn

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Broom Fell has a really large summit cairn and also a wind shelter. It stands at 1,677 feet (511 m). It's often climbed from the direction of Graystones or Lord's Seat (its higher neighbour) over grassy trails. I love the view to Skiddaw from the summit.

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6.02 km

Graystones summit

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Graystones is a Wainwright summit in the North Western Fells of the Lake District. It rises to 1,496 feet (456 m) and is easily accessed from the Whinlatter Pass. Greystones is the name of the summit, rather than the entire fell, which Kirk Fell (not to be confused with the much more prominent Kirk Fell above Wasdale).

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6.46 km

Steep Ascent to Graystones

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This is a slog up here!

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11.5 km

Ullister Hill

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13.8 km

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Bus stop

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8.49 km

5.15 km

161 m

Surfaces

5.81 km

4.02 km

3.01 km

807 m

161 m

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