Mellbreak [Mellbreak South Top] 512m [Peak]
54.555581, -3.318258 [UK]
Worldwide: 406th= [all time] 201st= [last year] N/A [last month]
Country: 406th= [all time] 200th= [last year] N/A [last month]
small cairn on flat rock
Source: Database of British and Irish Hills v14
Marilyn, Dewey, Wainwright, Birkett
Last Bagged on 14th Dec 2020 1:56pm by mntainman
First Bagged on 9th Jul 2012 4:16pm by jamehand
Maps to Mellbreak [Mellbreak South Top]
Mellbreak from Loweswater sdb_101
17th May 2018
Day Hike https://sdbwanderings.blogspot.co.uk/2018/05/mellbreak-from-loweswater.html
Beacons: 90 | Distance: 6.5 miles | Height Gain: 2,943 ft
Mellbreak & Hen Comb from Maggie's Bridge, Loweswater Martinthehills
2nd Feb 2014
Trip report at http://martinthehills.co.uk/2014/02/06/making-a-break-for-mellbreak-and-hen-comb-two-windy-western-wainwrights/
Beacons: 104 | Distance: 7.0 miles | Height Gain: 2,871 ft
Mellbreak - Lake District jamehand
9th Jul 2012
From the Kirkstile Inn, Mellbreak rises like a colossus, but it also looks near impenetrable! The climb via this route however is a pleasant, steady and direct ascent, despite the loose shards and a lack of pitching taking the walker directly to the heather clad north summit!
Beacons: 160 | Distance: 4.6 miles | Height Gain: 1,831 ft
Top Baggers of Mellbreak [Mellbreak South Top]
northlakesuk [4]
Born n bred North Cumbrian into all things outdoors Hiking ,Camping ,Mountain Biking , Road Biking
Tramplite [1]
Full-time hiker, cycle tourer and paddler. Occasional designer of lightweight hiking kit.
martin_free [1]
A social hiker (off-road pub crawler?!) that enjoys taking pictures of the places I've been. @martin_free on Twitter
jamehand [1]
Overseas Traveller, Would-be Mountaineer, Skier, Hiker & Occasional Idiotic Adventurer.
Martinthehills [1]
Bloke with dodgy knees waffling on about the great outdoors and stuff. http://martinthehills.co.uk/
alistairpooler [1]
Hillwalker and backpacker based in Stockport. My favourite walking area is the Highlands in general and I try to get up there as often as possible! http://blog.alistairpooler.co.uk