Steel Fell [Dead Pike - Steel Fell]

553m
Height
83m
Prominence
NY319111
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Lake District C&W
Range

Steel Fell [Dead Pike - Steel Fell] is a 553m summit in England, classified as a Tump, Wainwright and Birkett. It sits within the Lake District C&W range. As a Wainwright, Steel Fell [Dead Pike - Steel Fell] is one of the 214 fells described by Alfred Wainwright in his Pictorial Guides to the Lakeland Fells. There are currently 2 trail running routes on Trail Running Planet that summit Steel Fell [Dead Pike - Steel Fell], with free GPX downloads available for all of them.

2 routes that summit Steel Fell [Dead Pike - Steel Fell]

Bob Graham Round Leg 3: Dunmail Raise to Wasdale HeadEXPERT
Bob Graham Round Leg 3: Dunmail Raise to Wasdale Head
25.5km · 1,906m climb · Point to point
This is the heart and the crux of the Bob Graham: the Langdale Pikes, the highest ground in England over the Scafells, and the notorious Broad Stand step onto Scafell.
Checked Jul 2026
HARD
Helm Crag, Calf Crag and Steel fell from Grasmere
13.4km · 639m climb · Loop
Helm Crag gives you the Lion and the Lamb, the most recognisable summit rocks in the Lakes, and the ridge beyond turns a short outing into a proper little horseshoe above Grasmere.
Checked Jul 2026