Broad Stand

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Broad Stand is a notorious rocky step and scrambling route on the slopes of Scafell in the Lake District, known for its exposure and accident history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain pass
rock step
scrambling route
aboveFeature Mickledore col NERFINISHED
Upper Eskdale NERFINISHED
accesses Mickledore NERFINISHED
alternativeTo Foxes Tarn route between Scafell and Scafell Pike NERFINISHED
Lord’s Rake NERFINISHED
approachFrom Eskdale NERFINISHED
Wasdale NERFINISHED
climbingStyle unroped scrambling by many parties
country England
difficulty easy rock climb
grade 3 scramble
elevationApprox around 900 metres above sea level
exposureLevel high exposure
hazard navigation difficulties in poor visibility
sheer drops
steep rock slabs
wet and slippery rock
knownFor frequent mountain rescue callouts
notorious scrambling difficulties
serious accidents
locatedIn Cumbria
England
Lake District
Scafell NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
managedBy Lake District National Park Authority NERFINISHED
mountainRange Cumbrian Mountains NERFINISHED
notRecommendedFor inexperienced walkers
large walking groups
onRouteBetween Scafell NERFINISHED
Scafell Pike NERFINISHED
partOf Southern Fells NERFINISHED
popularActivity mountaineering
rock climbing
scrambling
region North West England
requires good route-finding skills
head for heights
use of hands for upward progress
safetyRecommendation use of rope for less confident parties
suitableFor experienced scramblers
rock climbers
terrainType craggy outcrop
rocky step

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Scafell hasFeature Broad Stand