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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: SAR-SCY |
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SCAFELL (pronounced and sometimes written Scaw Fell) , a mountain of Cumberland, England, in the Lake District
ridge
ridge
Great
terrace , on which lies Sprinkling Tarn . The terrace is traversed by the path between Sty Head Pass (1600 ft.) and Esk Hause (2490 ft.). The range thus defined may be termed the Scafell mass. North-west from the Pike the lesser height of Lingmell (2649 ft.) is thrown out like a bastion , and the steep flank of the range, scored with the deep gully of Piers Gill, sweeps down to the head of Wasdale. On the east
wall
rock
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