Hills of Britain and Ireland
OS Map of Yarlside
Height: 639m / 2097ft • Prominence: 209m / 686ft • Summit : no feature: ground 2m NW of cairn • Trip reports (hill-bagging)
The Yorkshire Dales from the Howgills, Cumbria
A week in Cumbria staying in Shap, followed by a long weekend in Cartmel. Our first walk took us to the Howgills. Starting in Sedbergh, we headed up to Calders. We descended by Cautley Spout.
01-Jul-23 • Miche & Jon Rousell • flickr
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The Yorkshire Dales from the Howgills, Cumbria
A week in Cumbria staying in Shap, followed by a long weekend in Cartmel. Our first walk took us to the Howgills. Starting in Sedbergh, we headed up to Calders. We descended by Cautley Spout.
01-Jul-23 • Miche & Jon Rousell • flickr
cumbria lakedistrict hiking howgills yorkshiredales sedbergh calders cautleyspout waterfall river rawthey 53342154611
Cautley Spout.
Has the distinction of being the highest falls in England falling in a broken cascade a distance of 198m. Easily reached from the Cross Keys Inn, food exceptional, on the Sedbergh road the A683.
14-Jul-09 • greengrocer48 • flickr
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Cautley Spout.
England's highest cascade waterfall. Drops 198m. down the almost shear face of the Calf at the head of a stunning glacial valley. Not at all in keeping with the Howgills, a group of fells situated between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District noted for rounded slopes and gentle gradients.
14-Jul-09 • greengrocer48 • flickr
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Looking back to the Cross Keys.
Cautley Spout down to the right. Where the stream, Cautley Holme Beck, meets the River Rawthey and slightly left is Low Haygarth and the Cross Keys, a temperance hotel with a fascinating history and very good food. Not always open!
14-Jul-09 • greengrocer48 • flickr
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Videos
A stunning hike in the Howgills, taking in 4 Nuttalls out of the 7. A very tough walk with a lot of up and down. Enjoyable though ...
The Howgill Fells 2000's is a new challenge walk devised by Mark Reid that takes in all nine summits over 2000-ft (610 metres) in ...
GPX Download Of Track... https://drive.google.com/file/d/14ZhAFblOqZl8H41VPT3zxz82OL6iQiE_/view?usp=drivesdk The ...
Helm Hill Runners' 2020 Kendal Winter League (sponsored by Different Strokes Painting & Decorating Ltd ...
An 11 mile walk from the Cross Keys Temperance Inn. The route heads north and climbs over Harter Fell before turning east and ...
Notes
- Data: Database of British and Irish Hills v18.2
- Maps: We use OS mapping for England, Scotland, Wales, and the Isle of Man. Sadly, Channel Islands, Northern (OSNI) and Southern Ireland (OSI) mapping isn't available online, so we use Openstreetmap.