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Heron Pike North Top

Also known as:Rydal Fell
Area:Lake District - Eastern Fells
County:Westmorland and Furness
Country:England
Classification:Birkett and Nuttall
(also Fellranger, Synge, and sub Sim)
Height:621.3m (with a drop of 22.4m)
Maps:OL7(N) Explorer or 90 Landranger
Grid Ref:NY357086         Hills nearby: 5km 10km 20km
Summit:rock at end of old wall
Notes:cairn has been destroyed
Daylight:dawn 03:41, sunrise 04:37, sunset 21:51, dusk 22:47



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83 other walkers registered on our site have already walked up this hill a grand total of 96 times including: AGJ64, anne mariecb, beth, bethpenwarden@gmail.com, c14r4n, Carolwildbird (twice), cat wakelin, chipshot, Chris Mac, Chris the rambler, Chrisajones, chrisfry35, Colin M (twice), DANE2766 (twice), davew (twice), DG123, digby, DuncanG22, Ejuk (twice), fabio, fizzerfox, Floydian1, frizzwig, Gaflatlast, gallowshill, Ginty, HannantMark, HollySalaman, James82, Jandy, jegger, Jesspeace, Jimearl6 (twice), jodyd, johngraham5056@aol.com, JonP7, Kanianne (twice), kevharris73, Kieranatt98, Lancashire Lad, leedrich, Lenny0018, lludwinski, Luizawoods, mariablky, McLeish, MickRadford, MrMole, Nathaniel Hillman, navdave, NickiG, Nottspanther (twice), Paul Mansour, pbellchambers, Peterfishwick, pwb999, racheljanemchugh, roro1978, RuslandRambler (twice), russellporter12, samuelturner96, shivtc@yahoo.co.uk (x3), sophielucywalking, springfishblue, Steve1607, Steve18566, StevetheRover, taxiken98, The Ozard, ThinArthur, ThrowerBell, Tony Roberts, TonyRogerson, Trevor123, Tricia15, vickyhodgson86 (twice), vinmac, wezboyes@hotmail.com (twice), wolfgangb, Wrighty41, wrowlands3, XanderPY, and yorkmunrobagger.

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