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Name:Latterbarrow
Hill number:2689
Height:244m / 801ft
Parent (Ma):2683  Claife Heights
RHB Section:34D: Southern Cumbria
Nuttall/Wainwright area:Lake District - Southern Fells
County/UA:Westmorland and Furness
Catchment:Leven (Ulverston)
Class:Tump (200-299m), Wainwright Outlying Fell
(Tu,2,WO)
Grid ref:SD 36722 99092
Summit feature:rock within 3m of monument
Drop:44m
Col:200m  SD368989  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 96 97
(1:25k) OL7N
Observations:WO summit is monument, highest point is rock within 3m of monument
Survey:obvious summit
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 433 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
2nd Visit - only 30 years since my 1st visit. Low level hills today as bigger hills clagged in -thick low damp cloud, strong summit winds and rain showers with a cloud base hovering even around these low hills. 3 repeat Tumps and 3 new sub-tumps -all paths waterlogged (boots opted for rather than trail shoes) after 2 non-stop rain days (yellow met office warning), but largely dry today and oddly warm, up to 15C. With L from- Wray Castle NT & lake path - Epley Head (sub T) - Latterbarrow up NE path from Scout Basecamp - Rough Haws (sub T) path to Far Sawry - & return over Scale Ivy Intakes - Claiffe Heights - Three Dubs Crags (Sub T) -Wray Castle.Chris Pearson07/10/2023
Quick ascent with little effort to reach the gorgeous views over Windermere & all the surrounding fells. Children did really well, Anna the whole way & Alma managed most of the descent on her own wee legs! Proud mummies.AmyYoung13/09/2023
Whilst completing The LAP race around Windermere.Wheelsy09/09/2023
Managed to get 1 of the 2 parking spaces to the W, near start of ROW. Visited monument and summit. Good views of Windermere from E edge of plateau.PGCE06/09/2023
 yorkielad19/05/2023
Scale Ivy Intakes, Latterbarrow, Hill Fell, High Guardskeithouk02/04/2023
With Sue from Hawkshead. Short road walk to Colthouse and bridal way to Spring wood and Robinsons tarns then shortly after N to follow tracks to Monument on summit for lunch and views on a chilly but clearing damp day. Return to road Easterly and take Loanthwaite lane and tracks through fields to Hawkshead.Frank23/03/2023
With Carol. From roadside to west of summit.DABT21/02/2023
20 minute bag from road.Longwojo11/02/2023
LS, BD, CDjohn steel31/12/2022
With Sez, great view pointLittledave10/08/2022
After Claife Heights, path bit over grown with bracken, picked up a couple of ticks. Great views.Flatfield01/07/2022
A tight squeeze, but it is possible to park a couple of cars at the start of the footpath from the west. A trouble free ascent to an obvious monument.moorsman20/05/2022
From Hawkshead with Julia, Oscar, Boris and the Bobsterytfckent14/03/2022
R K Richard Tait23/01/2022
Second hill of the day & second soaking...from the lay by on the road below by the footpath. views were good despite the dreich weather & poor light.DanMaisieBex30/12/2021
Repeat ascent. Last of the day of a round of Esthwaite Water with Tony G, Tony J, Andy H and Richard. Dusk falling. HP by tall unclimbable monument. Pleased to have dried out after a wet start.Denise 29/12/2021
Forest paths from Scale Ivy Intakes hindered by wind felled trees from storm Arwen. Didn't climb the tower. Last hill of the day with Andy, Tony G, Tony J and Denise.RichardM29/12/2021
Sole parking space was vacant (SD 36220 99195. AW's route SE on PF beside wall, then N to top, back on SW short cut pathIsbjorn23/10/2021
With Andy from Hawksheadcolinfielding09/08/2021
From Hawkshead with Colin.Andrew Pearson09/08/2021
Water Yeat - Top o' Selside (Wainwright, Marilyn) - Carron Crag - Tarn Intake - Castle Wood Hill - Scale Ivy Intakes - Claife Heights - Latterbarrow - Near Sawrey.Mark Jackson23/06/2021
With Deb Conlinoutlyingfells2023/06/2021
Latterbarrow from Colthouse, visited the monument and the summit.silveracorn_alan11/05/2021
Jog up from holiday cottage, paths were like riversJim Baz28/10/2020
Aborted plan to walk from Langdale after forgetting my map. Still, Daisy was pleased. Bagged this after Claife Heights before returning to caravan.hannah&steven24/08/2020
Parked in Hawkshead and walked up the lane, to summit via path on Gillbank side.ssstevesreeves08/08/2020
From Red Nab car park, Claife Heights and Latterbarrow. Summit of Claife Heights quite hard to locate, especially with high bracken. Trig point deep in the wood, no view now. Very quiet path. Good views of Windermere from Latterbarrow.Lazylizzie03/08/2020
From: Claife Viewing Station Car Park, Scale Ivy and Claife Heights (High Blind How)RWG26/07/2020
Bec decided on Latterbarrow as the weather was coming in quick. We parked in the 1 car layby at the foot of the fells and headed straight up to the summit. Very easy path a little steep for Myla but shortly after made it to the outstanding cairn at the summit. We could just about see views of Ambleside and the lake in front but the clouds and rain where coming in so we headed back to the car. Just in time it turns out as it started pouring down on the way home. Cracking day and really easy too.Scotty 2 Hotty16/06/2020
From High Wraytomd406/03/2020
From the top end of Loanthwaite Lane, walked up Latterbarrow then via forest paths to Claife Heights. Disappointed by Claife Heights as the surrounding conifers have grown so tall that they obscure any view. Return to start point by different forest paths.Walkingmurphy18/01/2020
From High Wray Basecamp ascent of Latterbarrow through forest from NE. Descent to south and on to Claife Heights via footpath and forest tracks. Return via forest tracks.raymooremanx16/12/2019
With VARSVIPete2811/09/2019
While doing the AW route for CLAIFE HEIGHTS but anti clockwise from NT Ashness car park. Added LATTERBARROW to the walk from approx half way around the route.Hill Wanderer27/06/2019
KD Parked near start of FP and did loop to summit monument. Saw a lot of wildlife including a stoat. Sunny but breezy.crazy17/06/2019
A post breakie up-n-down. Nice summit cairn.summitter25/04/2019
Managed to squeeze the car in by the gate to west and then steeply up to this impressive summitMark Sims25/04/2019
WOF#4 - from Hawkshead - cold and windy with hail showersmnph10/03/2019
On a walk from Windermere ferry to Amblesidealistairpooler03/03/2019
Parked on Loanthwaite Lane, straight up Latterbarrow, then worked my way through the woods past Three Dubs Tarn and onto Claife Heights, then virtually retraced my steps back to parking place.Chipstertrain28/01/2019
With Sue and Paul from HawksheadPhreerunner14/01/2019
Nice little one with the bairns to finish the year off following Wainwright's OF routeGary Heath31/12/2018
Park in the Main Car Park at Hawkeshead walked through village of Colthouse then upto the summit marked with an enormous monumental cairnTony Hartry II30/10/2018
With TONY, SUE, AMANDA, JOSHUA, ETHAN and the Dogs,Park in the Main Car Park at Hawkeshead walked through village of Colthouse then upto the summit marked with an enormous monumental cairnMark A Hartry30/10/2018
With Debbie & Richard. Circular route from Hawkshead. Route description to summit taken from Hawkshead village website.ADT24/09/2018
Circuit Hawkshead - Carron Crag - Satterthwaite - Far Sawrey - Claife Heights - Latterbarrow - Hawkshead.deknyff19/09/2018
Lovely day. Parked at Basecamp and walked up from there. With GFE and Elsie (aged 3)Fionalevey31/05/2018
A short walk up the main footpath, looping east to the forest boundary on return. A wonderful little viewpoint.Nick Down109/05/2018
A solo run up Latterbarrow followed by a run up Carran Crag followed by a walk over Claiffe Heights. A fine day out if a little cool and breezyShutterlag26/04/2018