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Name:Lambrigg Fell
Hill number:2665
Height:339.6m / 1114ft
RHB Section:34D: Southern Cumbria
Nuttall/Wainwright area:Lake District - Far Eastern Fells
County/UA:Westmorland and Furness
Catchment:Kent
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Tump (300-399m)
(Ma,Hu,Tu,3)
Grid ref:SD 58684 94179
Summit feature:no feature
Drop:158.6m
Col:181m  SD 5981 9602  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 97
(1:25k) OL7N
Observations:1-2m higher than SW top (SD 58541 93996) and 0.5-1m higher than NNW top (SD 58571 94389)
Survey:Leica NA730/Leica 530
Survey of Lambrigg Fell (Final).doc
Survey of Lambrigg Fell Col (Final).doc
Comments:Replaces hill 2666 as Marilyn
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Quick bag before the journey home,parked at windfarm entrance. Went to the furthet turbine, then followed the wall looking for the pallets others have mentioned. Found them discarded on the ground, but the wall has been knocked down twice at the T junction, so easy enough to get over here. Best to look for this as its a tricky wall to get over.hils26/02/2024
As per Rockdoctor and others. Grid reference for pallets over broken wall (as not visible till you are nearly there) = SD 58559 94123. Back by windfarm track.willyross06/02/2024
On the way down to Heysham to catch the Steam Packet to Isle of Man with my Dad. We parked at the entrance to Lambrigg Windfarm, Dad waited in the car while I nipped up to the highest wind turbine. Then cut across the heathery hill to clumsily get over a stone dyke and up to the summit. The old GR to the west is visible, but this one does look higher. Back the same way, 38mins all in.chillyman827/10/2023
Along wind farm road from the S, where there is ample parking besides the access gate. Over to the ROW and onto the old and new summits.summitter07/10/2023
As others, parked near quarry side road and took the fp and wall to the pallet ‘gap’. Ensured pallets were properly repositioned and tied in on return. Solo.richard6929/09/2023
From Roan Edge quarry to the south, along the ROW to the gate leaving the windfarm land, then followed walls. Over the pallet covering the broken wall as per previous accounts below. On reflection, this is a poor route as it involved climbing and potentially damaging further a dry stone wall. Maybe there are better ways over from the northRockdoctor13/08/2023
A revisit. There is a substantial stone wall with a strand of barbed wire to cross. Two broken areas are filled with wood pallets, both offering easy crossing points. Not sure why this field is not Access Land. Solo.Dangerous Dave08/08/2023
3.8 mile walk from the quarry entrance. Along ROW towards the old summit of Lambrigg Fell. Near the 3-wall junction there is a pallet up against the wall held up by a single strand of barbed wire. This is probably the easiest way to cross to the proper summit even though the wall is a bit crumbly. After bagging the summit we retraced our steps to the car and followed the path between quarries up to Summerhouse Hill. The gate to get into the trig field can be opened. The curious sheep even came up to welcome us. Back to car. 172m ascent. Nice views for little hills towards the Lakes and the Howgills. Summerhouse Hill has a better summit than I would of expected. Earlier we bagged Penrith Beacon. Now all that's left is a long drive down the M6 home.DanTrig05/03/2023
Good parking on old road/quarry entrance. Up row to old top then over wall via pallet to new top. Back same way.Flatfield17/07/2022
Quick up and back from the quarry after stopping on the way back from the Highlands. Visited true summit saw Curlew, Oystercatchers and Meadow Pipits. Very windy. Views to cloud topped Howgills. Lakes obscured by shower clouds. Time taken 45 minutes for 2.2 milesisabelle10/06/2022
From Roan Edge Quarry. No RoW to summit.Sedge23/04/2022
Circular from Njimbloomer223/01/2022
Stop-off on M6 trudge. Parked at quarry entrance, followed bridleway then over wall. Chilly but super clear, with tremendous views of the lakeland fells and howgills.steve_a21/10/2021
Parked in layby and walked to tops over the wallPhilipChaston29/08/2021
From Roan Quarry road via bridleway.vuirich27/07/2021
I found Summerhouse Hill with the trig to the south more interesting, but this was still alright enough.Alex C13/06/2021
From layby on the A684,just down from the windfarm entrance: Lambrigg Fell, Lambrigg Fell Old grid reference and Summerhouse Hill. As noted by others, there are high walls to climb to access Lambrigg. Good view points on all summits.Lazylizzie22/05/2021
Enjoyable jog up from W via road and via Docker Fell. Other routes likely better for wall crossings.davechaffey02/05/2021
Out and back from main roadtomd427/12/2020
MC through Lambrigg WF. Wet underfoot. Dull.Martin6606/12/2020
Parked in wide entrance to wind farm, and made a circuit of the summit, former summit, SW and far SW tops. The former summit is a pleasant little heathery ridge with good views N and E.Nick Down112/09/2020
Walls were a painconanharrod10/01/2020
Solo. Parked at end of wind farm access track. An easy walk to summit. Used GPS to locate highest point.mike.hoult11/08/2019
Parked at wind farm access and walked up track and through grass. Quite a tricky wall crossing to get to summit.andy macp14/07/2019
From Landrigg wind farm access track.Peterb01/06/2019
Nice parking at N 54° 19.836 W 002° 38.091 then over main road and up footpath through undulating sheepy fields before diverting off to this top and then visiting the old one and a few other high points.Father Ted15/04/2019
Hutton Roof Crags, Lambrigg Fell, Greyrigg Forest, Scout Scar(both tops and trig) and Cunswick Scar. Parked in quarry access road on Sunday lunchtime. Across road, through fields, followed wall and then up to summit.Longwojo10/02/2019
 yorkielad03/12/2018
Parked on lay-by after junction 37 on M6,then road walk up to bridleway oppersite quarry. Then spent an hour taking in all topsrobert12/11/2018
With LunaBigNick05/11/2018
After Grayrigg Forest, drove to A684, parked by Quarry entrance. Used BP and access land. Weather clearing and a few decent views. Attractive top.IanHHill02/08/2018
SoloVin11/07/2018
From quarry entrance to South. Visited new and old GRs for Marilyn. 3 wall crossings.NormanW06/06/2018
From SD586929. Having passed by on so many occasions it was about time to make a visit.summitsup27/04/2018
Via bridleway from north. I was going to take mountain bike but the path was poor so walked insteadtrimarc226/04/2018
With K via wind turbines. Parked at start of bridleway where there is space for one car between gates.Ashley26/03/2018
The ascent of Lambrigg Fell from the A684 - a quick trip at the end of a 5 Marilyn day in southern Cumbria. 3.6km with only 60m ascent in 1 hour. (S)silveracorn_alan11/02/2018
Parking on wide grass verge SW side quarry entrance. RoW initially then followed wall to grassy top. Nipped over to the old GR for completeness. With Steve Smith.jonglew30/01/2018
Parked on quarry road, followed footpath beyond old summit in error. Back to old summit then the new and finally back along the footpath.Photos here https://www.flickr.com/photos/iwcharters/albums/72157691210874224IWC07/01/2018
SR, in rain.Frank13/10/2017
From windfarm entrance where it says dont park. Loads of room though. Numerous lumpy tops but the highest is fairly obvious. Views spoilt in my opinion by the turbines..stig_nest15/09/2017
No. 4 of seven M6 Marilyns. Parked in the quarry road, no-one about. Off piste from the bridleway gate, rough pasture and boggy bits, to the wall. Climbed over at the wall junction, fairly easy but not as low as some imply. No idea why the summit is not access land, it's just as rough as the wind farm land, with the extra bonus of lots of heather. Looks like moorland to me. Nice views from the top, but otherwise not the most exciting hill in the world.Gill26/08/2017
Quickie while heading south in overcast weather – feet v wet. Rounsfell26/07/2017
From the road lay-by, across the fields and up the track. Also visited the other top, just in case! Good views south.Play2End15/06/2017
From south, parked in quarry road, just beyond entrance. Take old right of way, easy walking. Windy, overcast, dry, warm and good views, both tops, in fact all the nearby bumps - in case.iangalbraith12/06/2017
2 of 3: From Roan Edge Quarry. With Tim.ChrisR21/04/2017
Not the expected pushover. No parking at wind farm entrance, and a high wall defends summit from south top. Probably best to stay on track till end of wind farm, where the wall is lower.Topographer5705/04/2017
Parked on quarry road in layby opposite the bridleway to Summerhouse Hill. Back to & across A684 then followed bridleway then wind farm track. Took in both summits which required a bit of easy wall hopping & then returned via bridleway. On own.MorecambeMonkey04/03/2017
5th of six Marilyns around Kendal with AW. What a day! Easy walk from wind farm gate where there is room for a car or two. Go directly underneath Nmost turbine then wall is moderately easy to climb. How anyone thought the other top was higher is beyond me!Mark Jackson22/12/2016
With MJ. See his description.AGWilliamson22/12/2016
From wind farm gate out almost to wall on track then followed close to crest where large cross stone provided easy clamber over. Returned a little more direct.SS27/11/2016
Parked just past quarry gates then up through the wind farm - the northern-most turbine even has a name-plate, 'Henry'! Then up by the wall and over by wall corner to top. Crossed another wall by the tiny tarn to access the old top, then back down the bridleway. Couldn't find a parking spot to access from the north.milimana08/10/2016
From quarry to south.ijpowell07/10/2016
Went from near quarry and used Bridleway and wind farm track.jenx28/09/2016
Repeat this time from south through wind turbines, parked near quarry entrance over road. Used bridleway then to No.1 wind turbine, over small wall and direct to top. GPS to confirm top location in mist and rain.nordicstar28/09/2016
From quarry entrance - both topsCrib Goch27/08/2016
After a fairly long walk in Eastern Fells stopped off to collect this Marilyn. Turbines make a lot of noise, sheep everywhere and a discussion with local about the turbines. Not the best marilyn however view of Howgills made up for it. Company: Soloiandesbottes30/07/2016
Start layby on the A684 (between the M6 & Qarry). Opposite Quarry Entrance we took the bridleway above the wind farm the cut across the access land to the summit. Sun still with us a great evening walk. Picked up the trig on the summit of Green bank opposite (above the quarry) before returning to the car.briandavies30/07/2016
Sunny start...sleat finish... Herd of sheep showed great interest in following me to summit. Howgill fells great viewN.Morters02/03/2016
returning from New Year Lakes trip, cold and wet, visited all possible high points.Denise 02/01/2016
With Jo, from A684 lay-by: Lambrigg Fell (both tops), then onto Summerhouse Hill. Weather; generally sunny, mild, good visibility.amblerbob29/12/2015
Popped up on the way back from orienteering in the North Lakes. Had previously visited the old summit on 14/12/2013 but had to return to do the job properly!davidpettit8406/09/2015
2mFM radio activation. LD-046.Petem0hqo04/09/2015
with renee from windfarm entrance.robertphillips17/07/2015
From the quarry.squeegs17/05/2015
Parked near quarry. Up via bridleway. Back via Windfarm track. Route and write-up at: http://gayleybird.blogspot.co.uk/2015/02/grayrigg-forest-and-lambrigg-fell.htmlGayle15/02/2015
Solo run, from the south.amswanston05/01/2015
With: hb; Followed the bridle track from A684 to the S then cut up the ridge first to the old GR then the summit. Cloudy with limited visibility.Ian Baines08/11/2014
With: ib; Helen Baines08/11/2014
From A684, through windfarm and on to summitAndrewFinnimore21/07/2014
Up from road opposite Quarry.Found original top then realized wall problems with this top.Sorted.Grand sunny day.With Oscar.catman06/06/2014
With Catman.oscarrosie06/06/2014
Used <a href='http://www.go4awalk.com/walks/walk-search/walk.php?walk=c289'>walk c289 on go4awalk.com</a>stridermike15/05/2014
From Quarry road, Followed bridleway and open hill to top, also visited old GR just in case. Back via windfarm track.rhalstead21/04/2014
From the windfarm and wandered along the ridge just in case the tectonic plates move slightlyThearlaichdubh30/03/2014
Parked at gate for windfarm. Great visibility.bolton24/03/2014
Parked by gate at wind farm (588932) – Up access road to furthest turbine – Cross wall & up to unmarked summit. (PM CM)gerrybowes24/03/2014
CJM24/03/2014
If parking on the quarry road drive down it to beyond the quarry access. There is plenty of safe parking here away from the quarry traffic.moorsman05/03/2014
A684 Quarry Road -> Lambrigg -> Lambrigg old top -> A684 Quarry Roadbriandiggle27/12/2013
Solo192108/08/2013
From the road south of the top. Followed ROW with a short pleasant walk to the highest point. Good views from the top and we met a local with dog who told us he had never met any one up here.mindlessflogger29/03/2013
Up from bridle way from the south (some space to pull off the main road onto the verge). Follow bridle way until you meet the wall then follow wall up to the summit, hop over the wall beyond to get the next one. With Neil and Bev in brilliant snow.simon and co24/01/2013
Parked quarry access road.tim74723/11/2012
Climbed via the old top in thick mist while family went shopping in Kendal. Had a good potter about over a few bumps using a compass bearing from the small tarn to the NW - makes a good reference point.Jake99424/07/2012
With my Dad, parked at entrance to Roan Edge quarry on a Sunday morning so no worries about quarry trafficAlisonFox66 22/07/2012
R fairly avearge! Richard Tait07/07/2012
A 35 min run (return) from the Sedbergh- Kendal road summit- which is as good a viewpoint. I think this was enough of this hill for me. Wet undefoot, ok weather.pwheeler01/07/2012
Bagged along with the cache. Parked at wind farm gate and walked over without any issues. Great views from the top on a clear day.Chingwakabungya02/06/2012
After a few days of Wainwright bagging for WOTA. Phil G4OBK and I did this one on the way back to North Yorkshire. A short walk from the qauarry car park SD587930.G4OOE31/03/2012
with DadM0YDH24/02/2012
Parked at wind farm gate and followed roads to furthest turbine then over boundary wall to unmarked summit. Met landowner on return; very informative about the turbines. Finish 14:50. Lovely afternoon.dbb15/11/2011
Parked at Roan Edge Quarry off the A684. Uninspiring summit but walking in a wind farm interesting and accessible. Operated for SOTA on VHF but only made four contacts.G4OBK (Phil)26/10/2011
Parked at SD 587929 in the road leading to Roan Edge Quarry. Visited with G4OBK (Phil) and Geoff Fielding after bagging Grayrigg Forest. Walked a circuit of the Wind Farm - no restrictions to access.judy55cat26/10/2011
Solo.Dangerous Dave11/03/2011
Up Windfarm road from the South; parked in quarry track opposite; grass and tussocks. With M.The Captain13/07/2010
Otis, Dagnes and DagmaraGlenford31/05/2010
From road at GR582955 - w Jenx run down minor road to GR570944, then up bridleway b4 contour to summits. All 3 tops covered as similar height. Down track (which could use as way in) to carnordicstar23/05/2010
1dads19/04/2010
Easily found the cairn on the original "summit". Covered the whole of the fell for the new summit to ensure that this Marilyn was "bagged"!Alan Caine13/09/2009
Came up to bag a Waymark.nolan11/04/2009
From Roan Edge Quarry via the windfarm.mick08/04/2009
NIce gentle walk from near M6 Junction 37M0ZZO20/03/2009
KeithByTheC22/01/2009
Easy access via Bridleway to SW. Park on the other side of the main road, in what looks like (but isn't) the quarry entrance.agentmancuso19/04/2008
Regrettably the best top to the north was 2 m lower than the grassy lump according to my GPS. Pleasant grassy walk in the sun.signyred17/02/2008
Pleasant walk about 40 - 50 minutes.destaylor04/01/2008
easy up from road at end of daygigglejon17/07/2007
From track to S.robphys27/08/2006
for SOTAIan G7KXV31/05/2006
Went over this summit to get to the next one.Aye Jimmy16/05/2006
Difficult to find the to without a GPS ;-)Jhimmy17/09/2005
petey09/09/2005
http://tomread.co.ukm1eyp21/11/2004
solovegibagger16/08/2004
Late afternoon ascent after orienteering event. A bit shocked by the impact of the wind turbines, as they were still fairly unusual on the hills at this time.JohnW10/04/2004
From road, past wind turbines. On way north to do KIMM with M.PeterD24/10/2003
I had previously visited hill 2666, as well as the SW top which is not in the database, at a time when I thought 2666 was the Marilyn summit. This visit was made to ensure the validity of my Marilyn claim.David Purchase03/04/2003
Walked up to the summit via the footpath the leaves the A684 near the wind farm. yorkie02/03/2003
From A684BLACKHILL10/02/2003
A short walk from the old topgaryhoney29/06/2002
With SB as driver.Dugswell204/02/2001
Galltywenallt04/10/2000
Solo.MickyRoss29/04/2000
1m trudge up over wet tussock surrounded by sheep. Visited all 3 tops and crossed wall twice. 16.15.arranc06/02/2000
unremarkable pasture, esp in mist, ought to be good Howgills view. from A684 opp quarry entrance due S of summit RHW12/12/1998
CWmeugher15/06/1998
Revisit to do re-located marilyn summit. On way south after climbing in Swindale with Juile Fisher - had top roped the superb slab of Bloodhound an E2 by skin of teeth. Also bagged Grayrigg forest - helped to allow motorway traffic to die down a bit before drive back to SheffieldChris Pearson18/08/1996
1 of 2: Whilst returning to the car after walking the Dalesway section from Lincolns Inn Bridge to Grayrigg Foot.ChrisR19/03/1993
Run from Home over Benson Knott and on to New Hutton. Becomes a regular run when weather rubbish.Eddie10/10/1983
From the road to Kendal we walked through the wind turbines and up to the top. Now we see this hill from the M6 every time we go to ScotlandChinnockCblank
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