List of Peaks
The majority of the peaks in the range lie directly on the north-south axis, though there are some outliers on the eastern side of the ridge.
- Clough Head (726 m)
- Great Dodd (856 m)
- Watson's Dodd (789 m)
- Stybarrow Dodd (843 m)
- Green Side (795 m)
- Hart Side (756 m)
- Sheffield Pike (675 m)
- Raise (883 m)
- White Side (863 m)
- Helvellyn Lower Man (925 m)
- Helvellyn (950 m)
- Catstye Cam (890 m)
- Striding Edge (863 m)
- Birkhouse Moor (718 m)
- Nethermost Pike (891 m)
- Dollywaggon Pike (858 m)
South of Dollywaggon pike the land drops to a height of 574 m by the side of Grisedale Tarn at the head of Grisedale, before rising again to Seat Sandal. Dollywaggon pike is usually considered to mark the southernmost peak of the Helvellyn range, though the term is sometimes used more broadly to include Fairfield and the other peaks north of Ambleside.
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