Across the Howgills - Ravenstonedale to Sedburgh |
||
 Find Public Transport
|
||
| The Howgills are overlooked by many walkers heading for the northwest of England. Just outside the Lake District and only half in the Yorkshire Dales, they attract few of the crowds that flock to these places, and are all the better for it. The best way to enjoy these lonely hills is to lose yourself in them for a two day hike. There are plenty of places to wild camp, and there is little apart from sheep to disturb you. | ||
| Rating |
 (1 vote) To rate this walk, please log in. |
|
| Country | England | |
| County | Cumbria | |
| National Park | Yorkshire Dales | |
| Type of walk | Mountain (above 600m) | |
| Duration | Multi-day | |
| Type of Route | Linear | |
| Distance | 18.37km (11.42 miles) (roughly) | |
| Accessibility | Unsuitable for
|
|
| Start | Ravenstonedale, OS Grid: NY725041 |
|
| Finish | Sedburgh, OS Grid: SD657922 |
|
| OS Explorer Map | ||
| Submitted by | Timwoods on 21 May 2009 |
|
 Social-Bookmark this walk
|
||
Login
| email: |
|
| password: | |
| No account, yet? Create one! | |
Latest Walks
The heart of the Lakes - High Seat and Ullscarf
in Cumbria, England
Duration: Full day
Type of walk: Mountain (above 600m)
A walk through Lochaber
in Highland, Scotland
Duration: Full day
Type of walk: Low hills and fells (below 600m)
Most Popular Walk
Fairfield Horseshoe from Ambleside
Any regular Lakeland walker can tell you that this is one not to miss. A much-loved classic and so,...
Summary
Map
Comments
Printer-friendly
Digg
StumbleUpon
Facebook
Delicious
This was near where I grew up - a great spot for walking, especially in springtime. Remember to for...
more...