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Bank Holiday Howgills

Bank Holiday Howgills


Postby Broggy1 » Wed Aug 28, 2019 1:23 pm

Hewitts included on this walk: Calders, Fell Head, The Calf

Date walked: 25/08/2019

Time taken: 3.5

Distance: 18.3 km

Ascent: 1053m

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Scorching Bank Holiday morning on the Howgills. Not too far to go and not too busy. All important things for what would be a busy Bank Holiday.

1 Winder looking to Arrant Haw.JPG
Winder summit looking to Arant Haw


2 AH to Calders and THe calf.JPG
Arant Haw looking to Calders and The Calf


3 Ridge to Calders.JPG
Lovely ridge walking to Calders


4 Dales from calders.JPG
Yorkshire hills from Calders


5 Heading for The Calf.JPG
Heading for The Calf


6 Bram Rigg Top.JPG
With a short detour to Bram Rigg Top


7 The Calf.JPG
The Calf


8 Back to The Calff from Fell Head.JPG
Back to The Calf from Fell Head


9 Heading back over Bush Howe.JPG
Plenty of ways back to Sedbergh from here but it was such a nice day that the best way looked to be to retrace the steps back over the ridges. This did involve a decent re-ascent back to Bush Howe and The Calf though.


10 Knott ahead.JPG
Crook ahead now - an alternative way down to Winder


11 Back from Knott.JPG
Arant Haw from Crook


12 Back up at Knott.JPG
Settlebeck Gill and Crook
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