Slate Fell facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Slate Fell |
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Slate Fell from the west.
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| Elevation | 171 m (561 ft) |
| Prominence | c. 45 m |
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 Slate Fell
Location in Lake District
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| OS grid | NY146303 |
| Topo map | OS Landranger 89 |
Slate Fell is a small, friendly hill located in the beautiful Lake District in England. It's not a huge mountain, but it's a popular spot for people who live nearby. This little hill is only about a mile away from the busy town of Cockermouth.
It's a great place for a quick walk, especially for dog walkers, because the climb is not too steep. You only go up about 80 metres (which is about 250 feet). There's a special path that lets everyone walk right over the top of the hill.
What is Slate Fell?
Slate Fell is a low hill that is part of the amazing Lake District National Park. It's known as an "outlier" of a bigger hill called Watch Hill. Even though it's not very tall, it offers some nice views.
Where is Slate Fell Located?
Slate Fell is found in the North Western part of the Lake District. It sits just inside the boundary of the Lake District National Park. This park is a very special place in England, famous for its lakes and mountains. Being so close to Cockermouth makes it easy for people to visit.
Why Visit Slate Fell?
Many people enjoy walking up Slate Fell because it's an easy climb. It's perfect for a short adventure or a quick walk with your dog. From the top, you can see other hills, like the ones in the Lord's Seat group. However, because Slate Fell is quite low, you can't see the really tall mountains in the middle of the Lake District from here. It's a peaceful spot to enjoy nature without a difficult hike.
