Catbells guide
- Elevation: 451 m
- Difficulty: Walk up
- Best months to climb: January, April, May, June, July, August, December
- Convenient center: Keswick
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Use this relief map to navigate to mountain peaks in the area of Catbells.
10 other mountain peaks closest to Catbells:
1. | Criffel (570 m) | 22.2 km |
2. | Caer Mote (285 m) | 23.3 km |
3. | Faulds Brow (344 m) | 23.4 km |
4. | Binsey (447 m) | 25.7 km |
5. | Longlands Fell (483 m) | 27.3 km |
6. | Brae Fell (586 m) | 28.0 km |
7. | Meal Fell (550 m) | 29.1 km |
8. | Watch Hill (Cockermouth) (254 m) | 29.1 km |
9. | Great Cockup (526 m) | 29.2 km |
10. | Great Sca Fell (651 m) | 29.3 km |