To experience views like this - walk these walks:

1. Walk c317 Cross Fell from Kirkland The North Pennines Cumbria England

The Pennine Way’s highest point

Route Details: Kirkland, High Cap, Pennine Way, Cross Fell, Tees Head, Sturba Nook, Wildboar Scar, Grumply Hill, Littledale Beck, Blencarn, Kirkland

Length: 16.50km (10.25ml) | Ascent: 743m (2437ft) | Time: 6.00hrs | Grade:

For more walks near this one - see these interactive maps:
OS Explorer OL31	or	OS Landranger 091
or see walks that start at the same location or within 5 | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 miles displayed using Google Maps.
or see a list of walks that start within 5 | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 miles.

See more photos from walk c317 Cross Fell from Kirkland

 

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2. Walk c293 Cross Fell & Great Dun Fell from Garrigill The North Pennines Cumbria England

Cross Fell is the highest point on the Pennine Way

Route Details: Garrigill, River South Tyne, Ashgill Force, Hole House Farm, River Tees, Dunfell Hush, Great Dun Fell, Little Dun Fell, Cross Fell, Yad Stone, Greg’s Hut, Backstone Edge, Long Man Hill, Black Band, Garrigill

Length: 31.00km (19.5ml) | Ascent: 770m (2526ft) | Time: 9.50hrs | Grade:

For more walks near this one - see these interactive maps:
OS Explorer OL31	or	OS Landranger 086 or  087 and  091
or see walks that start at the same location or within 5 | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 miles displayed using Google Maps.
or see a list of walks that start within 5 | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 miles.

See more photos from walk c293 Cross Fell & Great Dun Fell from Garrigill

 

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