Hiking : Pike of Stickle
United Kingdom England Westmorland and Furness
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Welcome to the Pike of Stickle hiking route! This challenging circular route covers a distance of 5.685 kilometers with an elevation gain of 572 meters, taking approximately 2 hours and 44 minutes to complete. The trail starts at the Great Langdale Bunkhouse in the scenic Lake District area.
As you begin your journey, you'll pass by the Stone Age Quarry, offering a glimpse into the area's historic past. Further along the trail, you'll come across the peaks of Loft Crag and Pike of Stickle, both offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Make sure to take a break at the Langdale Axe Stone Quarry to appreciate the archaeological significance of the area.
For those looking to refuel, Sticklebarn pub is conveniently located near the trail. Additionally, you'll find picnic sites and benches along the way to rest and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Be sure to check out the Dungeon Ghyll Waterfall and Dungeon Ghyll Force for a refreshing stop along your hike.
While the route is relatively short, the elevation gain and rugged terrain make it a difficult hike, suitable for experienced hikers. Remember to bring plenty of water, snacks, and check the weather forecast before setting out. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or history buff, the Pike of Stickle route offers a rewarding outdoor experience in the heart of the Lake District. Enjoy your adventure!
