Red Pike (Buttermere)

Red Pike cannot be seen from the village of Buttermere as it hides behind Dodd. It is so named because of the ruddy red screes on its north east side which contain the mineral syenite.

Why not try walking up this hill using one of our walks:

• Bleaberry Tarn, Red Pike, and Dodd
• The Buttermere Edge

... or, if you've walked it already, why not log on or register and record your walk?

Other walkers registered on our site who have already walked up this hill include: @woody (twice), adgl, AGJ64, ajdowsett, albee23, Andy Duff, anthbowles, awall, beth, Billygoat75, bryanatk, CarlandHay, CARLOS, Carolwildbird, ccoleby, cejackson1951, CEW, chrisfry35 (x6), chrisjohn87, Cumbrian33 (twice), DANE2766, darrendixon, Darrenh, Dave Martin, distantecho, Drpjohnston, drsylvester68, dsutton101, DukeNukem (twice), elainewoodhouse, fidds, fizzerfox, frothyraptor, gallowshill, gbh, gerard.hurst, gill4rolo, gilly_3886, Ginty (x3), Glenosborne, GlynREvans, Guarracino, highdave, hillbilly, Hubbards, i2am2no2man, ianjbaines, jdennington, Jennie, JimRiley, jplyons, JTM, koczur, Lakeviewlad, Lancashire Lad (twice), luverlyjuberly, Mags763, MarjWatson, Mikew92, navdave, NickiG, Nottspanther, Oli R C, On The Rivet, peterb, psimon63, Samrust, SheepFarmer, Smoo1610, spookyfish, springfishblue, steve71, StevetheRover (x3), Strangerclur, Susanna, Sylwia J Kociemba (x3), Tabber, Tirama, TONYL31, TonyRogerson, tposton, ukhpr, vinmac, windridge, and wolfgangb.

In our forum you can read the following walk reports which include this hill:

• 14/09/17 - SheepFarmer - Red Pike, Haystacks & Fleetwith Pike-A walk above Buttermere
• 10/08/17 - Lancashire Lad - Red Pike to Haystacks & Fleetwith Pike. (A Buttermere Round)
• 09/07/17 - Oli R C - Haystacks, High Crag, High Stile, Red Pike

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