Lacet Hill

Hill, Mountain in Cumberland Eden

England

Lacet Hill

Fields with Motherby beyond Agricultural land north of Penruddock.
Part of the summit ridge of Blencathra is visible in the distance.
Fields with Motherby beyond Credit: Trevor Littlewood

Located in the picturesque region of Cumberland, Lacet Hill is a prominent hill/mountain that stands tall and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Rising to an elevation of approximately 2,800 feet (850 meters), it is one of the highest peaks in the area, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Lacet Hill boasts a diverse range of flora and fauna, with its slopes covered in lush greenery and dotted with various species of trees such as oak, birch, and pine. The hill is also home to an array of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and a variety of bird species, making it an ideal spot for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

The ascent to Lacet Hill can be challenging, with steep and rocky sections, but it is a rewarding experience for those who make the journey. Several hiking trails provide access to the summit, allowing visitors to explore the hill's natural beauty at their own pace. Along the way, hikers are treated to stunning vistas of the surrounding countryside, with rolling hills, shimmering lakes, and quaint villages spread out below.

At the top of Lacet Hill, a panoramic view awaits, offering a sweeping vista of the Cumberland region. On clear days, it is possible to see neighboring peaks, including the majestic Cumberland Range, as well as distant towns and even glimpses of the shimmering sea.

Overall, Lacet Hill in Cumberland is a natural gem that offers a challenging yet rewarding outdoor experience, enticing visitors with its stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unparalleled views.

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Lacet Hill Images

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Fields with Motherby beyond Agricultural land north of Penruddock.
Part of the summit ridge of Blencathra is visible in the distance.
Fields with Motherby beyond
Agricultural land north of Penruddock. Part of the summit ridge of Blencathra is visible in the distance.
Sheep grazing near Penruddock
Sheep grazing near Penruddock
Minor road towards Greystoke
Minor road towards Greystoke
Old Boundary Marker on the B5288 in Motherby Township Boundary Marker on the verge on the southeast side of the B5288 in Motherby, outside Stag Cottage West. Until 1866 this was the boundary of Motherby and Gill and Hutton Soil townships, then Greystoke and Hutton Soil parishes until 1934, then Greystoke and Hutton parishes. Now entirely in Hutton parish. The plate on the south side is now missing. The stone is inscribed MDII (1502 if these are Roman numerals) on the north side.

Milestone Society National ID: CU_HUTT02pb
Old Boundary Marker on the B5288 in Motherby
Township Boundary Marker on the verge on the southeast side of the B5288 in Motherby, outside Stag Cottage West. Until 1866 this was the boundary of Motherby and Gill and Hutton Soil townships, then Greystoke and Hutton Soil parishes until 1934, then Greystoke and Hutton parishes. Now entirely in Hutton parish. The plate on the south side is now missing. The stone is inscribed MDII (1502 if these are Roman numerals) on the north side. Milestone Society National ID: CU_HUTT02pb
Old Boundary Marker near Penruddock Hall Township Boundary Marker on the east side of the minor road south of Motherby, near Penruddock Hall and opposite water troughs. Until 1866 this was the boundary of Motherby and Gill and Hutton Soil townships, then Greystoke and Hutton Soil parishes until 1934, then Greystoke and Hutton parishes. Now entirely in Hutton parish. The plate is now missing. 

Milestone Society National ID: CU_HUTT03pb
Old Boundary Marker near Penruddock Hall
Township Boundary Marker on the east side of the minor road south of Motherby, near Penruddock Hall and opposite water troughs. Until 1866 this was the boundary of Motherby and Gill and Hutton Soil townships, then Greystoke and Hutton Soil parishes until 1934, then Greystoke and Hutton parishes. Now entirely in Hutton parish. The plate is now missing. Milestone Society National ID: CU_HUTT03pb
North lakeland pasture
North lakeland pasture
Minor road near Penruddock
Minor road near Penruddock
Ruined barn
Ruined barn
North Lakeland pasture
North Lakeland pasture
Spedding Farm
Spedding Farm
Spedding Farm
Spedding Farm
Drystone wall
Drystone wall
Site of Penruddock Station
Site of Penruddock Station
Two sheep
Two sheep
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The A66 is a major road in northern England running from near Middlesbrough to Workington. The section between Scotch Corner and Penrith is a Trans-Pennine route between the A1 and M6, following an old Roman Road. Wikipedia: LinkExternal link
Road cutting, A66
Road cutting, A66
Sheep grazing
Sheep grazing
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Lacet Hill is located at Grid Ref: NY4226 (Lat: 54.633106, Lng: -2.8874075)

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: Eden

Police Authority: Cumbria

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