Brown Pike facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Brown Pike |
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| Highest point | |
| Elevation | 682 m (2,238 ft) |
| Prominence | more than 20 m |
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 Brown Pike
Location in Lake District
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| OS grid | SD260966 |
| Topo map | OS Landranger 96 |
Brown Pike is a cool fell (that's a type of mountain or hill) found in the amazing Lake District National Park in England. It's located in Cumbria, a beautiful county known for its stunning natural scenery.
This fell is close to the village of Coniston. Many hikers start their adventure from Coniston. After reaching the top of Brown Pike, people often continue their journey to other nearby fells. These include Buck Pike, Dow Crag, and the famous Old Man of Coniston.
Exploring Brown Pike
If you want to climb Brown Pike, there are a couple of main ways to reach the top. Both routes offer different kinds of adventures for walkers.
Main Walking Paths
One popular way to get to the summit is by following a clear path. This path is on the south-western side of the fell. You can easily spot it on maps made by the Ordnance Survey. This route is generally straightforward for walkers.
The Scrambling Route
Another way to climb Brown Pike is a bit more challenging. This route uses a narrow path along the southern slope of the fell. It involves some scrambling. Scrambling means you might need to use your hands as well as your feet to climb over rocks or steep sections. It's like a mix between walking and easy rock climbing.
