The North Western Fells

Causey Pike

637m | 2090ft

Causey Pike is a fell in the English Lake District. It is situated in the Newlands Valley, 5 km south-west of the town of Keswick.

Popular Routes

Causey Pike via Rowling End
Distance: 6.5km
Difficulty: Moderate
This route starts from the village of Stair and takes you up through Rowling End, offering stunning views of the Newlands Valley. The path is well-trodden but can be steep in sections.
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Causey Pike via Barrow and Outerside
Distance: 10km
Difficulty: Moderate
A circular walk starting from Braithwaite, this route takes you over Barrow and Outerside before reaching Causey Pike. It offers a variety of terrain and excellent views of the surrounding fells.
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Causey Pike from Uzzicar
Distance: 5km
Difficulty: Moderate
Starting from Uzzicar, this route is a direct ascent to Causey Pike. It is a shorter but steeper climb, ideal for those looking for a quick but rewarding hike.
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Parking

Stair Village Car Park
A small car park located in the village of Stair, ideal for starting the Rowling End route.
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Braithwaite Village Car Park
A larger car park in Braithwaite, suitable for those taking the Barrow and Outerside route.
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Uzzicar Farm Parking
Limited parking available at Uzzicar Farm, best for the direct ascent route.
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Public Transport

Regular bus services run from Keswick to Braithwaite, providing access to the starting points of the walks.
Check local bus schedules as they may vary seasonally.

Closest Towns

Keswick
A bustling market town with plenty of amenities, located just a short drive from the starting points of the walks.
Braithwaite
A charming village with a few local pubs and shops, serving as a gateway to the North Western Fells.

Pubs & Restaurants

The Coledale Inn
A traditional inn offering hearty meals and a selection of local ales, perfect for post-walk refreshments.
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Swinside Inn
A cosy pub with stunning views of the surrounding fells, offering a range of food and drink options.
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Good to know

Weather in the Lake District can change rapidly, so be prepared for rain and wind even in summer.
Some sections of the paths can be steep and rocky, requiring careful footing.
The area is rich in wildlife, including red squirrels and a variety of bird species.