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Name:Wild Boar Fell East Top
Hill number:5608
Height:708m / 2323ft
Area:35A: The Northern Pennines
Class:Un
Grid ref:SD 76152 98527 (h)
Summit feature:cairn
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 98
(1:25k) 19S
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Comments: Alternative summit to Wild Boar Fell (hill 2720)


    Logged Descriptions  (logged by 68 users)ByDate of Ascent
    We took in the cairns at the edge looking across towards Mallerstang en route to the top. Lovely weather and great views.Dave
    Ingham    		03/07/2010
    Kirkby Stephen - Little Fell - Wild Boar Fell - Wild Boar Fell (East Top) - Swarth Fell - Swarth Fell Pike - Garsdale StationBrian
    Diggle    		26/05/2010
    Came up on the Nutall route and visited this one on the way to a nearby geocache.Ted
    Richards    		25/07/2009
    Wandered vaguely about in the mist looking for a nearby cache.Bernie
    Hughes    		30/06/2008
    climbed from aisgill cottages via swarth fellrobert
    holdsworth    		21/05/2008
    From 1st. Topmichael
    graham    		22/03/2008
    Snowy.Des
    Taylor    		09/12/2007
    Nice sunny day, parked at Thrang Bridge, regret not going on to do Swarth Fell as well. Will have to go back and do it separately!!Grahame
    Bentley    		18/10/2007
    As with the other WBF summit, wondered around in poor visibility & eventually found it !!, was going to go for Swarth Fell but no chance today, foul weather, temp 2c.Angus
    Cameron    		21/02/2007
    SOTA activation from trigIan
    Eastham    		19/12/2006
    Had to visit the second top just to be sureJames
    McGinty    		17/06/2006
    Parked at spot: SD774969. Climbed Ais Gill to Wild Boar Fell, I remember the 2 tops here. Then onto Swarth Fell.James
    Traill    		16/04/2006
    terrible weather. piles of stones along fell fdgeIAN
    pickering    		08/10/2005
    BogtrotPete
    F    		28/12/2002
    With SB.Douglas
    Law    		19/12/1998
    Easy walk from Mallerstang side visit for pedantry purposesPete
    Roberts    		04/05/1998
    topJonathan
    Curry    		28/12/1994
    topjohn
    woolley    		07/06/1992

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