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Scafell Pike
Scafell Pike is near Wasdale in Cumbria, England. 978 m, the highest point in England. On the Sim Britain map, it is available to sponsor for £1.
Sponsor Scafell Pike
Put your logo on Scafell Pike on the Sim Britain map, with a link to your website, for £1.
History
At 978 metres, Scafell Pike is the highest mountain in England. It sits in the Lake District, and its rocks were formed by volcanoes around 450 million years ago before being carved by glaciers.
The summit was given to the National Trust in 1919 by Lord Leconfield as a memorial to those who died in the First World War. It is one of the three peaks in the popular National Three Peaks Challenge.
Quick facts
- Where: Wasdale, Cumbria, England
- Built / formed: formed by volcanic activity around 450 million years ago
- 978 m, the highest point in England
- Part of the National Three Peaks Challenge
- In the Lake District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Visiting Scafell Pike
For opening times, tickets and visitor information, see the official Scafell Pike website ↗. You can also read more on Wikipedia ↗.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Scafell Pike?
Scafell Pike is near Wasdale in Cumbria, England.
When was Scafell Pike built?
Scafell Pike: formed by volcanic activity around 450 million years ago.
Who sponsors Scafell Pike on Sim Britain?
Nobody yet. Scafell Pike is available to sponsor on the Sim Britain map for £1.
How do I sponsor Scafell Pike on Sim Britain?
Open Scafell Pike on the map, choose Claim and pay £1 by card. Your logo goes on top of the landmark with a link to your website, and the building grows a layer. If someone outbids you, the price rises by half.
Can I visit Scafell Pike?
Yes. Opening times, tickets and visitor information are on the official website. Official website ↗
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