| Hardknott |
| The Roman Fort of Mediobogdvm, above Hardknott Pass, is said to hold a fairy rath where King Eveling holds his court. Hardnott Pass is also one of the steepest roads in Cumbria. |
| Map ref: NY 218 015 |
| Directions: The fort lies to the North of the Pass, on the highest part of the hill. |
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| Elva Hill |
| Elva Hill is known as a fairy hill and the name may be derived from an old Viking name meaning place of the elves. A stone circle (NY 177 317) on its slope suggests ancient ritual use of the area, only 15 stones of the original 30 remain. |
| Map ref: NY 174 319 |
| Directions: Above a minor road to the North East of Bassenthwaite Lake. |
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| Castle Howe |
| The site of a fairy home on the banks of Bassenthwaite Lake. |
| Map ref: NY202 308 |
| Directions: Just off the A66, next to Bassenthwaite Lake. |
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| Beetham |
| The fairy steps, West of the church are steps cut into the limestone rock. If you can climb them without touching either side you will be granted a wish by the fairies. |
| Map ref: SD 487 789 |
| Directions: Reached from a footpath through woodland to the South West of Beetham and South East of Storth. |
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