– Lat/Long: 54.65° N 3.12° W

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Skiddaw

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Skiddaw summit photo

Skiddaw

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Skiddaw

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Skiddaw

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  • Elevation: 931 m
  • Difficulty: Walk up
  • Best months to climb: June, July, August, September
  • Convenient center: Keswick, Cumbria

Skiddaw Climbing Notes

Stuart Hewes from UNITED KINGDOM writes:

Did Skiddaw Today. In the extreme Winter conditions.

Advise novice walkers not to attempt.

A lot of snow drift, recommend snow goggles.

The route is iced over therefore use of spike pleats. Crampons not advised as terrain may damage them as a fellow walker broke theirs.

Wind chill factor is severe

Wind speed at Skiddaw peak is extreme can catch you off guard.

Visibility almost whiteout along Skiddaw peak.

Happy walking.

2013-01-21

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1. Lonscale Fell (715 m) 1.7 km
2. Skiddaw Little Man (865 m) 1.9 km
3. Bakestall (673 m) 2.3 km
4. Great Calva (690 m) 2.3 km
5. Carl Side (746 m) 2.7 km
6. Mungrisdale Common (633 m) 3.1 km
7. Long Side (734 m) 3.1 km
8. Ullock Pike (692 m) 3.6 km
9. Dodd (Lake District) (502 m) 3.8 km
10. Latrigg (368 m) 4.2 km