PANORAMA from Muncaster Fell (GR112983) 231m PANORAMA Yewbarrow Lingmell Crinkle Crags/Long Top 13 Brim Fell Caw Fell 1 3 5 7 Whin Rigg Scafell Bowfell Little Stand Harter Fell 2 4 6 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 Irton Pike Miterdale Brantrake Crags Hooker Moss 1 Seatallan 2 Buckbarrow 3 Scoat Fell 4 Middle Fell lower ridge path 5 Pillar 6 Red Pike 7 Looking Stead 8 Kirk Fell 9 Great How 10 Slight Side 11 Hard Knott 12 Gate Crag N 13 Great Carrs 14 Great How Crags (Swirl How) 15 Green Crag ridge path to Eskdale Green E Rowantree How Kinmont Buck Barrow Woodend Height BOOTLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 Stainton Pike Whitfell Burn Moor Black Combe White Pike Whitecombe Moss Caw The Knott Water Crag Devoke Water Barnscar Brantrake (obscured) Raven Crag Crags Stainton Tower River Esk River Esk E 1 Dow Crag 2 Coniston Old Man 3 Walna Scar 4 Rough Crag 5 Great Worm Crag 6 White Pike S seaward channel of the combined rivers Esk, Mite and Irt sand bar Isle of Man Irish Sea Eskmeals Firing Range Drigg Warren sand dunes WABERTHWAITE The Isle of Man has only one fell Snaefell, ‘the snow-capped hill’. River Mite The highest mountain on Iceland has the same name, path though it has a glaicer too, called Snaefellsjokull. lower ridge S W St Bees Head Dent Lank Rigg Whoap EGREMONT Kinniside Common SELLAFIELD HOLMROOK SANTON BRIDGE The Isle of Man may be at its nearest point to a Lakeland fell summit here, but I failed to capture the detail on any of my visits - sometimes totally visible, at other times Snaefell rests upon a cushion of cloud, W while invariably the island is completely lost in an atmospheric haze. N This graphic is an extract from The Southern Fells, volume three in the Lakeland Fellranger series published in April 2008 by Cicerone Press (c) Mark Richards 2008.