Scafell Pike is a Lake District fell of 978.1 m in Cumberland. It is the highest summit in England.
Of all the Wainwrights, it is the highest. Nothing higher stands within 152.3 km; the nearest higher summit is Carnedd Llewelyn (1,061.8 m), to the south. Its drop of 912.2 m is the 13th greatest of the 1,140 hills here. In the database's Lake District C&W region it is the highest of 101 register hills, above Scafell and 99 others. The key col lies 178.4 km away to the south, at 65.9 m. It counts towards six lists: Wainwrights, Hewitts, Nuttalls, Furths, Marilyns and county tops. It overtops all four of its nearest neighbours; the tallest of them, Scafell, reaches 963.9 m. It is one of the 39 Wainwrights that are also Marilyns. The higher hill nearest to it, Carnedd Llewelyn, is a 3,000 ft mountain, 152.3 km to the south.
