Seathwaite Fell is an area of the Lake District in Cumbria, England. It stands above the hamlet of the same name at the head of Borrowdale.
Popular Routes
Seathwaite Fell via Grains Gill
Distance: 8.5km
Difficulty: Moderate
This route takes you through the scenic Grains Gill, offering beautiful views of the surrounding fells. The path is well-trodden and offers a steady ascent to the summit of Seathwaite Fell.
Starting from Seathwaite, this route takes you past the picturesque Styhead Tarn before ascending to the summit. The path is rocky in places but offers stunning views of the tarn and surrounding peaks.
A circular route that takes you up to Sprinkling Tarn before reaching the summit of Seathwaite Fell. The descent follows a different path, offering varied scenery throughout the walk.
The nearest bus stop is in Seatoller, with services connecting to Keswick. From there, it's a short walk to the start of the routes.
Bus services are limited, especially on weekends.
Closest Towns
Keswick
A bustling market town in the Lake District, offering a range of accommodation, shops, and eateries. It's a great base for exploring the Northern and Southern Fells.
Borrowdale
A picturesque valley with small villages and hamlets, providing a quieter alternative to Keswick with easy access to the Southern Fells.
Pubs & Restaurants
The Scafell Hotel
A traditional Lakeland hotel offering hearty meals and a selection of local ales. Perfect for a post-walk meal.