Great Mell Fell

Distance: 3.60km (2.24 Miles)
Ascent: 307m (1007ft)
Duration: 1 Hour 10 Minutes

A glorious sunny walk on Great Mell Fell.

Little Mell Fell from the start of the ascent up to Great Mell Fell.

Little Mell Fell from the start of the ascent up to Great Mell Fell.

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Gowbarrow Fell nearly 3km away.

The Pennines across the Eden Valley. Cross Fell is the highest point.

The Pennines across the Eden Valley. Cross Fell is the highest point.

A view over the fells to higher lakeland peaks.

A view over the fells to higher Lakeland peaks.

Place Fell, Red Screes and the ridge up to St Sunday Crag and Fairfield.

Place Fell, Red Screes and the ridge up to St Sunday Crag and Fairfield.

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Arthurs Pike and Bonscale Pike.

Simple route, just follow the path through the Cotton Grass.

Simple route, just follow the path through the Cotton Grass.

And now on the summit of Great Mell Fell looking to Blencathra and the northern fells.

And now on the summit of Great Mell Fell looking to Blencathra and the northern fells.

And now to the north Pennines.

And now to the north Pennines.

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Cross Fell on the left, and the observatory on the right.

The slight mound on the summit just under the cairn is the Ancient Tumulus.

The slight mound on the summit just under the cairn is the Ancient Tumulus.

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A close up of Red Screes from the summit.

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A fantastic colourful photo of the trees on Great Mell Fell.

A fantastic colourful photo of the trees on Great Mell Fell.

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Little Mell Fell on the descent.

Which way does the wind blow on this fell?!

Which way does the wind blow on this fell?!

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