To the south of Ennerdale, Lank Rigg rises to an elevation of 541 m (1,775 ft) and has a prominence of around 111 m (364 ft). It is a relatively remote hill on which Wainwr...
To the south of Ennerdale, Lank Rigg rises to an elevation of 541 m (1,775 ft) and has a prominence of around 111 m (364 ft). It is a relatively remote hill on which Wainwright once hid two shillings, possibly as an inducement to visitors – although this was found very soon after, walkers still occasionally leave coins in his memory. There is an Ordnance Survey triangul...
To the south of Ennerdale, Lank Rigg rises to an elevation of 541 m (1,775 ft) and has a prominence of around 111 m (364 ft). It is a relatively remote hill on which Wainwright once hid two shillings, possibly as an inducement to visitors – although this was found very soon after, walkers still occasionally leave coins in his memory. There is an Ordnance Survey triangulation column at the summit; and just to the south, an ancient round cairn. On the south western side of the fell, there are the remains of a sizeable ancient settlement. There are clear views of the coastal plain. Ascents usually begin from various points on the Coldfell road.