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Black Combe is one of the Lake District's most famous southerly peaks. Standing at 2000ft at the summit it offers amazing panoramic views across Cumbria and as far as the Isle of Mann, Scotland, Ireland and Wales.
It has been claimed that fourteen counties can be seen from Black Combe on a clear day and even on a less than perfect Lakeland day, the view is breathtaking.
Black Combe is easily accessible and numerous guides for a safe ascent are available.
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