High Rigg [Naddle Fell]
Mountain in North West England
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The hike up High Rigg [Naddle Fell]
The route starts at Causeway Foot — recommended parking for the shortest hike to the top.
Parking and starting point
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Frequently asked questions
How high is High Rigg [Naddle Fell]?
High Rigg [Naddle Fell] is 356 m above sea level and lies in North West England. Its prominence is 187 m — how far the summit rises above the surrounding terrain.
How long is the hike up High Rigg [Naddle Fell]?
From Causeway Foot it is about 2.2 km one way with 208 m of ascent. Expect around 1 h 43 min round trip at a normal hiking pace.
Where do you park for High Rigg [Naddle Fell]?
The nearest starting point is Causeway Foot (west of the peak) — 2.2 km on foot · ↑ 208 m · about 1 h 43 min round trip. Alternative: Threlkeld Station (northeast of the peak) (about 3.9 km to the summit). In the Conquer app you get driving directions to the trailhead and a hiking route to the summit.
Can I log High Rigg [Naddle Fell] in Conquer?
Yes — High Rigg [Naddle Fell] is one of 17,154 peaks in United Kingdom in Conquer. On the summit, open the app and tap to log the conquest — GPS verifies you're really there. No one has logged this peak yet — you could be the first.
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