Bagged Calders 674m (2212ft) The Howgill Fells, The Yorkshire Dales, Cumbria, England

Calders Summit Photograph by Graham Fleet Calders is classified as a: Mountain (122nd in Eng, 207th in Eng & Wales) Nuttall (163rd in Eng, 275th in Eng & Wales)   Calders is on interactive maps: OS Explorer (Orange Covers) sheet: OL19 OS Landranger (Pink Covers) sheet: 98

Calders is on Peak Bagging Map & Hill Tick List:

• The Howgill Fells area of The Yorkshire Dales

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You can walk to the top of Calders by using any of these 6 easy to follow route maps:

Walk c365 Calders and The Calf via Cautley Spout from The Cross Keys

Route Summary: - The Cross Keys, River Rawthey, Cautley Holme Beck, Cautley Spout, Cautley Crag, Great Dummacks, Little Dummacks, Calders, Bram Rigg Top, The Calf, Bowderdale Beck, Bowderdale Head, Cautley Holme Beck, The Cross Keys.

Length: 9.5km (6 miles) | Ascent: 593m (1,946ft) | Allow at least: 4½hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk c336 Calders, The Calf and Yarlside via Cautley Spout from The Cross Keys

Route Summary: - The Cross Keys, River Rawthey, Cautley Holme Beck, Cautley Spout, Cautley Crag, Great Dummacks, Little Dummacks, Calders, Bram Rigg Top, The Calf, Bowderdale Beck, Bowderdale Head, Yarlside, Ben End, The Cross Keys.

Length: 10.5km (6½ miles) | Ascent: 796m (2,612ft) | Allow at least: 5hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk c330 Yarlside, Randygill Top, The Calf and Calders from The Cross Keys

Route Summary: - The Cross Keys, River Rawthey, Ben End, Yarlside, Kensgriff, Randygill Top, Bowderdale Beck, The Calf, Bram Rigg Top, Calders, Cautley Crag, Croonthard Brow, Cautley Holme Beck, River Rawthey, The Cross Keys.

Length: 12.5km (8 miles) | Ascent: 1,062m (3,485ft) | Allow at least: 6½hrs | Grade: Hard

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Walk c307 Arant Haw, Calders and The Calf from Sedbergh

Route Summary: - Sedbergh, Settlebeck Gill, Winder Hill, Arant Haw, Calders, Bram Rigg Top, The Calf, White Fell Head, Long Rigg Beck, Ivy Crag, Eller Mire, Crosdale Beck, Nursery Wood, Lockbank Farm, Sedbergh.

Length: 15km (9½ miles) | Ascent: 949m (3,114ft) | Allow at least: 6½hrs | Grade: Hard

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Walk c180 The Howgills from Low Carlingill Bridge

Route Summary: - Carlingill Bridge, The Howgills, Carlingill Beck, Screes of Black Force, Carlingill Spout, Blakethwaite Bottom, Docker Knott, Great Blea Gill, Simon's Seat (Howgills), Langdale Beck (Howgills), Hazelgill Knott, Bowderdale Beck, Bowderdale Head, Cautley Spout, Cautley Crag, Great Dummacks, Little Dummacks, Calders, Bram Rigg Top, The Calf, White Fell Head, Bush Howe, Windscarth Wyke, Breaks Head, Fell Head (Howgills), Fell Head Scar, Linghaw, Knowles, Back Balk, Gibbet Hill, Carlingill Bridge, The Howgill Fells.

Length: 17.5km (11 miles) | Ascent: 1,350m (4,430ft) | Allow at least: 8½hrs | Grade: Hard

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Walk c347 The Howgill Fells 2000ft'ers

Route Summary: - The Cross Keys, River Rawthey, Ben End, Yarlside, Kensgriff, Randygill Top, Bowderdale Beck, The Calf, Bush Howe, Fell Head (Howgills), The Calf, Bram Rigg Top, Calders, Cautley Crag, Croonthard Brow, Cautley Holme Beck, River Rawthey, The Cross Keys.

Length: 18.5km (11½ miles) | Ascent: 1,344m (4,411ft) | Allow at least: 8¾hrs | Grade: Hard

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Your Personal Mountain & Hill Bagging Record

If you LOG ON and then RELOAD this page it will display when you climbed, bagged and conquered Calders, what the weather was like, who you went with and any other comments you might like to add to remind you of that fantastic day. For more details see Your Personal Mountain, Top, Peak and Hill Bagging Record.

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Fellow go4awalkers who have already walked, climbed, summited & bagged Calders

Margaret Richards walked up Calders on October 25th, 2018 [from/via/route] c307 The Calf from Sedbergh [with] Don [weather] Very misty

Kevin Foster climbed Calders on September 19th, 2017 [from/via/route] The Cross Keys, Cautley [with] Diana and Henry [weather] Cloudy (Sunny in the breaks), no rain. - As we approached along the valley towards the waterfalls of Cautley Spout I thought to myself "I can't remember it being this steep". However, there is now a well engineered path which climbs up the right hand side of the waterfalls which, although steep, is a relatively easy climb. The stunning views of the waterfalls on your left more than compensate for the steep climbing. Soon we were crossing the stream above the falls to follow the path hugging the cliffs of Cautley Crag, with very impressive drops below and to the East. The best view of the day for me was from the top of Great Dummacks (end of Cautley Crag) looking back along the crags towards Bowderdale Head. From here it was a fairly level trudge over slightly boggy ground to the summit of Calders. Unfortunately, everywhere else was bathed in glorious sunlight whilst we were under a black cloud which made it feel pretty cold at times.However, spirits were well and truly lifted by the views South, Pen-Y-Ghent was particularly prominent, and West towards Morecambe Bay and the Irish Sea.

Tony Rogerson bagged Calders on May 7th, 2016 [from/via/route] Sedbergh Calders Bram Rigg Top The Calf Sedbergh [with] Caz Floss [weather] Warm Sunny intervals Breezy on tops

David Congreave hiked Calders on February 28th, 2015 [from/via/route] Cautley Spout

Darren Wilson summited Calders on March 1st, 2015 [from/via/route] Cross Keys Calf Brim Rigg Calders [with] Anthony Ray Sean

Mark Purcell conquered Calders on February 12th, 2015 [with] MP

Christine Shepherd scaled Calders on April 20th, 2013 [from/via/route] Walked from The Cross Keys using walk c336 [with] On my own [weather] Sunny - Climbed this again 24.7.14 using walk c347.

Wyn Griffiths walked up Calders on May 31st, 2014 [from/via/route] c347 from Cross Keys via yarlside, Randygukk , Green Bell [with] Me [weather] Dry, overcast - Training run

Jason Johnston climbed Calders on May 4th, 2014 [from/via/route] Cross Keys [with] Bec & Janman [weather] Rubbish - low cloud

Darren Mortimer bagged Calders on November 30th, 2013 [from/via/route] The Crosskeys [with] Dermot Palmer [weather] Cold and sunny

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