Burney Trig Point – Blawith Knott Summit Cairn loop from Gawthwaite

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Burney Trig Point – Blawith Knott Summit Cairn loop from Gawthwaite

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Burney Trig Point – Blawith Knott Summit Cairn loop from Gawthwaite

06:13

20.4km

660m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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Lake District National Park

Waypoints

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2.98 km

Burney Trig Point

Highlight • Natural Monument

Burney is a small fell in the Lake District National Park. It has wonderful views over to Black Combe and across the southern fells of the Lake District. There is …

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6.54 km

Blawith Knott Summit Cairn

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Blawith Knott is an outlying fell of Lakeland in the south of the national park. It is often hiked with it's neighbour, Tottlebank Height. It is 806 feet (248 m) in height.

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7.50 km

Tottlebank Height Summit Cairn

Highlight • Natural Monument

Tottlebank Height could win the prize for the cutest sounding Outlying fell of Lakeland. It can be found in the south of the national park. It is often hiked with it's neighbour, Blawith Knott. It is 236m in height.

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10.1 km

Dry Haw Wood

Forest

12.5 km

Cumbria Way Trail

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Cumbria Way

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13.0 km

Beacon Fell Summit

Highlight • Summit

Easy to miss the summit if you are daydreaming as it's just off the main path

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13.0 km

View of Coniston Water from The Beacon

Highlight • Viewpoint

The Beacon (also known as Beacon Fell) is an 255m high Outlying Fell of Lakeland in the south of the national park. The views over Consiton Water from the summit …

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14.0 km

Beacon Tarn

Highlight • Viewpoint

This pretty tarn is situated nestled within a rugged upland landscape just below Beacon Fell. The relatively shallow tarn has a reputation as a wild swimming spot and you may see a few folks braving the waters in hot weather.

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