📜 A famous geological marvel, this immense 2,000-ton andesite lava boulder rests precariously on one corner in the Lake District. Standing 29-38 feet high and 49-90 feet in circumference, it's a prominent natural wonder in Borrowdale, believed to have fallen from Bowder Crag. # Why Go ⛰️ Climb to the top via a fixed metal ladder for panoramic views 🍀 Experience the local rumor of good luck by shaking hands underneath 🚶 Enjoy an easy 10-15 minute scenic walk from the car park # Why Avoid ⚠️ The metal ladder can be slippery when wet, requiring caution 🪜 The ladder might feel wobbly # Tips 🅿️ National Trust members park for free at the nearby car park (CA12 5XA) 🚌 Accessible by bus routes 77/77a or 78