Bakestall

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Bakestall is a modest fell in England’s Lake District, often regarded as a northern outlier of Skiddaw and known for its quiet slopes and views over the surrounding Northern Fells.

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Bakestall canonical 3

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Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fell
mountain
access open fell access land
category Mountains and hills of Cumbria
Mountains and hills of the Lake District
Wainwright fells
commonAscentRoute from Orthwaite via Dash Falls
from Skiddaw House side
country England
describedIn Wainwright’s Northern Fells guide
district Allerdale
elevationFeet 2208
elevationMetres 673
gridReferenceUK NY266295
hasClimbingInterest crags on western side
hasFace Dead Crags
hasSummitFeature small cairn
isPartOf Skiddaw massif
linked to: Skiddaw
listing Wainwright
locatedIn Cumbria
Lake District
Northern Fells
mapSeries OS Explorer OL4
OS Landranger 89
nearbyWatercourse Dash Beck
nearbyWaterfall Dash Falls
offersViewOf Blencathra
Caldbeck Fells
linked to: Carrock Fell

Skiddaw
overlooks Dash Valley
Northern Fells
parentPeak Skiddaw
prominenceMetres 23
region North Western England
linked to: North West England
relativeLocation north of Skiddaw summit
south of Dash Valley
slopeCharacter grassy
quiet
summitType rounded top
terrain heather and grass

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Northern Fells hasNotableSummit Bakestall
Skiddaw hasSubpeak Bakestall
Great Sca Fell isNear Bakestall