About Latter Barrow
The walk up Latter Barrow from Holmrook is proper straightforward, which means you've no excuse not to bag it. This fell sits quietly in the western Lake District fells, nothing dramatic compared to its higher neighbours, but that's rather the point - you get genuine views without the knee-destroying scramble.
The route isn't particularly well-trodden, which means you'll likely have the summit to yourself. On a clear day you can see across to the Irish Sea, and on a cloudy one you'll at least appreciate the walk through the moorland without the crowds that choke the main tourist peaks. Allow two hours return from the base. Walkers with reasonable fitness will get the most from this one - it's not a stroll, but it's not Helvellyn either.
Timing-wise, aim for a clear morning. Afternoon mist rolls in quickly here, and there's no shelter on the summit, so you'll want decent visibility to justify the effort. Spring through early autumn is best.
If you're staying at Fisherground Campsite nearby, Latter Barrow makes a solid morning mission before heading elsewhere in the Lake District. It's the sort of fell that locals know and tourists miss, which is exactly why it's worth an afternoon of your time. Not a tick-off-the-list summit - genuinely pleasant walking country.
The route isn't particularly well-trodden, which means you'll likely have the summit to yourself. On a clear day you can see across to the Irish Sea, and on a cloudy one you'll at least appreciate the walk through the moorland without the crowds that choke the main tourist peaks. Allow two hours return from the base. Walkers with reasonable fitness will get the most from this one - it's not a stroll, but it's not Helvellyn either.
Timing-wise, aim for a clear morning. Afternoon mist rolls in quickly here, and there's no shelter on the summit, so you'll want decent visibility to justify the effort. Spring through early autumn is best.
If you're staying at Fisherground Campsite nearby, Latter Barrow makes a solid morning mission before heading elsewhere in the Lake District. It's the sort of fell that locals know and tourists miss, which is exactly why it's worth an afternoon of your time. Not a tick-off-the-list summit - genuinely pleasant walking country.
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What type of attraction is Latter Barrow?
Latter Barrow is a peak in Cumbria, North West.
Are there holiday parks near Latter Barrow?
Yes, there are 1 holiday parks near Latter Barrow. The closest is Fisherground Campsite, just 2.3 miles away, rated 4.8 out of 5 by visitors.
Where is Latter Barrow?
Latter Barrow is located near Holmrook in Cumbria, North West. It is easily accessible from nearby holiday parks, making it ideal for a day trip during your stay. The nearest park is just 2.3 miles away.
What else is there to do near Latter Barrow?
Near Latter Barrow you can also visit Seat How (peak), The Hows (peak), Great How (peak), Goat Crag (peak). Browse our Holmrook area guide for the full list of things to do.