Starling Dodd is a 2,087-foot (636 m) mountain in the western Lake District. This fell can be hiked either from Ennerdale or Loweswater. It's often paired with Great Borne. Views are extensive across the western and north western fells on a good day. There are two cairns to mark the summit. One from rocks and the other from old iron fence posts.

David Howells

June 12, 2021

Did this one after Great Borne. Nice little climb and great views.

Richard

September 25, 2021

Summit is slightly off the path. Worth knowing in the mist

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Elevation 680 m

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Location: Loweswater, Allerdale, Cumbria, North West England, England, United Kingdom

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Starling Dodd Summit Cairns

1. Red Pike (Buttermere) – Great Borne Summit loop from Buttermere

2. Great Borne Summit – Red Pike (Buttermere) loop from Haile

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