The Far Eastern Fells

Hallin Fell

388m | 1273ft

Hallin Fell is a hill in the English Lake District surrounded on three sides by Ullswater.

Popular Routes

Hallin Fell Circular Route
Distance: 3.5km
Difficulty: Easy
A gentle circular walk starting from St. Peter's Church, ascending Hallin Fell, and returning via the same path. Offers panoramic views of Ullswater and the surrounding fells.
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Hallin Fell via Martindale
Distance: 5km
Difficulty: Moderate
This route starts from the Martindale Old Church, taking a slightly longer path to the summit of Hallin Fell, offering a more varied terrain and stunning views of the Martindale Valley.
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Hallin Fell and Ullswater Shore
Distance: 7km
Difficulty: Moderate
A scenic route that combines the ascent of Hallin Fell with a walk along the shores of Ullswater, providing a mix of fell walking and lakeside paths.
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Parking

St. Peter's Church Car Park
A small car park located near St. Peter's Church, ideal for starting the Hallin Fell Circular Route.
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Martindale Old Church Car Park
Limited parking available near the old church, suitable for the Martindale route.
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Public Transport

The nearest bus service runs to Pooley Bridge, from where a taxi or a longer walk is required to reach the starting points.
Limited public transport options directly to Hallin Fell.

Closest Towns

Pooley Bridge
A charming village located at the northern end of Ullswater, offering amenities such as shops, cafes, and accommodation.
Glenridding
A popular village on the southern shore of Ullswater, known for its outdoor activity centers and scenic views.

Pubs & Restaurants

The Crown Inn
A traditional pub offering hearty meals and a selection of local ales, perfect for post-walk refreshments.
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The Inn on the Lake
A lakeside hotel with a restaurant offering fine dining and stunning views of Ullswater.
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Good to know

Weather can change rapidly in the Lake District; always check forecasts before setting out.
Paths can be slippery after rain; appropriate footwear is recommended.
Hallin Fell is known for its panoramic views, especially at sunrise or sunset.
Bring a map and compass, as some paths are not well-marked.
Look out for red deer in the Martindale Valley, especially in the early morning or late afternoon.