How high is Robinson?

Robinson is 737 metres (2418ft) above sea level.

What is the prominence of Robinson?

Robinson has a topographic prominence of 161 metres.

What hill classification is Robinson?

Robinson is classified as: Hewitt, Nuttall, Marilyn, Hump, Wainwright, Birkett.

What is the grid reference for Robinson?

The OS grid reference for Robinson is NY201168.

Are there trail running routes up Robinson?

Yes — there are 3 routes on Trail Running Planet that summit Robinson.

Robinson

737m

Height

161m

Prominence

NY201168

OS grid ref

Lake District C&W

Range

Robinson is a 737m summit in England, classified as a Hewitt, Nuttall, Marilyn, Hump, Wainwright and Birkett. Its topographic prominence of 161m makes it a prominent peak in Lake District C&W. As a Wainwright, Robinson is one of the 214 fells described by Alfred Wainwright in his Pictorial Guides to the Lakeland Fells. There are currently 3 trail running routes on Trail Running Planet that summit Robinson, with free GPX downloads available for all of them.

3 routes that summit Robinson

VERY HARD

Robinson, Dale Head, High Spy and Catbells from Lingholm

20.9km · 1,175m climb · Loop

Five Wainwrights in one flowing 20.9km round, finishing along the famous Catbells ridge with Derwentwater spread out below and a celebrated cafe at the start and finish.

Checked Jul 2026

HARD

Bob Graham Round Leg 5: Honister Pass to Keswick

18.2km · 723m climb · Point to point

Three last summits over the Newlands fells and then the famous road run into Keswick: this is the leg where a Bob Graham Round is finished.

Checked Jul 2026

EXPERT

Abraham's Tea Round

48.2km · 3,378m climb · Loop

You earn a free cup of tea at Abraham's Cafe by touching every summit you can see from its top-floor window: a proper Keswick fell-running rite of passage.

Checked Jul 2026