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Caw Fell
Caw Fell walks are often combined with an ascent of nearby Haycock
Plan Around Caw Fell
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Caw Fell Details
Caw Fell walks are often combined with an ascent of nearby Haycock and can be accessed from parking lots at Bleng Bridge in Blengdale or Bowness Knott in Ennerdale. Caw Fell sits at a particularly dramatic spot, where the valleys of the Western Fells are six miles wide. A cairn makes the absolute summit of the 2,287-foot (697 meter) fell, from which you'll enjoy excellent views of the Western Fells and Scafells. Both routes are about five miles long.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Caw Fell
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Monk's Bridge, Cold Fell
The oldest packhorse bridge in Cumbria.
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Ennerdale Water
The most westerly and remote of the Lake District's lakes, Ennerdale Water is exceptionally clear.
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Calder Abbey
The abbey of Calder is situated in a wooded recess nearly a mile from the village of Calderbridge.
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Gosforth Cross
A large stone Viking cross located in the churchyard.
