
Ah yes, Scafell Pike. Perched in the west of the Lake District, it holds the title of being Britain's highest mountain.
It may not seem like much of a mountain, especially compared to the Alps, or the Andes, but it is a mountain nonetheless. The threshold for when a hill becomes a mountain, according to Ordinance Survey maps, is precisely 609.6m (2000ft), so at 978m Scafell Pike can safely be called...