The Northern Fells

Longlands Fell

483m | 1585ft

Longlands Fell is a small fell in the northern part of the English Lake District. It is situated in the high ground known as the Uldale Fells, 5.5 kilometres south west of the village of Caldbeck. It reaches a height of 483 m and it is the most northerly fell in the Lake District.

Popular Routes

Longlands Fell Circular
Distance: 8.5km
Difficulty: Moderate
A scenic circular walk starting from Longlands, taking in the gentle slopes of Longlands Fell and offering panoramic views of the Northern Fells.
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Longlands Fell via Trusmadoor
Distance: 10km
Difficulty: Moderate
This route takes you through the picturesque Trusmadoor pass, offering a more varied landscape and a chance to explore the surrounding fells.
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Longlands Fell and Meal Fell Loop
Distance: 12km
Difficulty: Moderate
A loop that combines Longlands Fell with the nearby Meal Fell, providing a more extended walk with additional elevation gain.
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Parking

Longlands Car Park
A small car park located at the start of the Longlands Fell walk, suitable for a few cars.
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Over Water Car Park
A larger car park that can be used as an alternative starting point for the walk.
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Public Transport

The nearest train station is in Penrith, from where you can take a bus to Keswick and then a taxi to Longlands.
Limited public transport options directly to Longlands.

Closest Towns

Keswick
A bustling market town known for its outdoor shops and proximity to the Northern Fells.
Cockermouth
A historic town with a variety of shops and eateries, located to the west of the Northern Fells.

Pubs & Restaurants

The Sun Inn
A traditional pub offering hearty meals and a selection of local ales.
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The Pheasant Inn
A charming inn with a cozy atmosphere, serving classic British dishes.
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Good to know

Weather in the Northern Fells can change rapidly, so be prepared for rain and wind even in summer.
Ensure you have a map and compass as some paths are not well marked.
The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including red squirrels and birds of prey.