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Winder Summit Trig Points – View from Winder Summit loop from Sedbergh School

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Winder Summit Trig Points – View from Winder Summit loop from Sedbergh School

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Winder Summit Trig Points – View from Winder Summit loop from Sedbergh School

06:04

18.2km

830m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 17, 2026

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Yorkshire Dales National Park

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Start point

Bus stop

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1.57 km

Winder Summit Trig Points

Highlight • Viewpoint

Cracking vantage point with 360° views. You can see the 3 Peaks of Yorkshire, out to the coast and I imagine on a clear day a brilliant panorama of the mountains in the Lakes.

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1.57 km

Trig Point at Yorkshire Dales Summit

Highlight • Viewpoint

1.65 km

View from Winder Summit

Highlight (Segment) • Summit

This is a lovely walk along the ridge with fantastic views all the way out to the sea in good weather!

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4.25 km

Rough Fell Sheep and Historic Sheep Pen

Highlight • Natural

Native to Cumbria, the Rough Fell breed is one of three you will find on the common. They are one of the largest and hardiest, able to be outside in all weathers owing to their thick wool. The tups (males) have majestic horns and black and white marked faces. The sheep feed on upland grasses and heathers found on native moorland and are mainly bred for meat. The other two are the famous Swaledale or more ‘pretty’, grey Herdwick.

The flock of sheep know exactly where they are allowed to graze on the fell without going into another farmer’s ‘patch’. The mothers take the daughters up the fell and show them where they can graze through generational ‘flock memory’. There are no fences and they can roam wherever they want but they stay within their heft. The sheep belong on their heft. In the south of the country a heft is called a lear.

Look west and you will see an old sheep pen. This sheep pen will be brought back to working use by a lottery funded heritage project Our Common Cause: Our Uplands Common. Sheep pens such as this are used to sort farmers’ flocks after they have brought them down from the common during gathers which happen up to five/six times a year. Farmers work together to sort and mark sheep ready for shearing or ‘tupping’ (breeding season). Sheep on uplands commons are out all year, even during lambing season.

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5.07 km

Calders Summit

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Calders is a fell in the Howgill range close to The Calf. Many consider this area of England the best place to practice navigation based solely on reading the map contours, as it's notoriously featureless. A great challenge!

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6.23 km

The Calf Summit (Howgill Fells)

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The highest of the Howgill Fells, The Calf sits in both the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the county of Cumbria. It’s a green, flat-topped hill, whose best ascent follows Cautley Holme Beck past the 650-foot (198 m) Cautley Spout waterfall to finish with a panorama that includes the Yorkshire Three Peaks and many miles of Lake District skyline.

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7.63 km

Bush Howe

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Bush Howe 622.3m P16.8 (2041ft)
County of Yorkshire Definitive List
Yorkshire Dales NP Definitive List

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15.5 km

Craggstone Wood

Forest

16.9 km

View of Lonsdale

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Short walk with views towards the Lune Valley

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18.2 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

7.94 km

6.65 km

3.36 km

222 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

6.16 km

5.33 km

3.56 km

2.08 km

677 m

374 m

Elevation

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Highest point (670 m)

Lowest point (120 m)

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Winder Summit Trig Points – View from Winder Summit loop from Sedbergh School

Winder Summit Trig Points

Trig Point at Yorkshire Dales Summit

View from Winder Summit

Rough Fell Sheep and Historic Sheep Pen

Calders Summit

The Calf Summit (Howgill Fells)

Bush Howe

View of Lonsdale

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