Clougha Pike
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 Trigonometric point on the Clougha Pike. Looking west with the city of Lancaster in the background |
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| height | 413 m | |
| location | Lancashire , England | |
| Coordinates | 54 ° 1 '47 " N , 2 ° 41' 42" W | |
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The Clougha Pike is a mountain in Lancashire , England . The Clougha Pike is the westernmost of the mountains that run in a chain from west to east through the Forest of Bowland . The mountain is 413 meters high, it has only one notch height m of the third
The River Conder rises on the northern slope of the mountain. There is a trigonometric point at the top of Clougha Pike .
On the western slope of the mountain in the direction of Quernmore , millstones were quarried for use in hand turning mills (also called Quern ) in a quarry that can still be seen today.
An ascent to Clougha Pike is possible from Quernmore as well as via a swampy path from Grit Fell .