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Docker Knott
530m (1739ft)

The Howgill Fells, The Yorkshire Dales, Cumbria, England

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Docker Knott is classified as:

English Bridget

Walk Docker Knott walking UK Mountains in The Howgill Fells The Yorkshire Dales National Park Cumbria England

The view from the summit of Docker Knott

Photo: Mike Knipe

Docker Knott is on Ordnance Survey Maps:

OS Explorer Map OL19
1:25,000 scale (Orange Covers)
OS Landranger Map 97
1:50,000 scale (Pink Covers)

Docker Knott is on Peak Bagging Map & Hill Tick List:

The Howgill Fells area of The Yorkshire Dales

You can walk to the top of Docker Knott by using this easy to follow route map:

Walk c180 The Howgills from Low Carlingill Bridge

Cumbria's finest waterfall - though few paths and the ascent up Carlingill Spout can be a little daunting

Vital Statistics:

Length:	11ml (17.5km)
Ascent:	4,430ft (1,350m)
Time:	8½ hrs
Grade:		(Hard)

Walk route map with easy-to-follow route instructions for walk c180 The Howgills from Low Carlingill Bridge pdf

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.

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Fellow go4awalkers who have already walked, climbed, summited & bagged Docker Knott

Christine Shepherd walked up on April 14th, 2018 [from/via/route] Walked from Carlingill Bridge using walk c180 [with] On my own [weather] Bright and clear - This was the first fell of the day. I missed the small gill coming in on the left so climbed steeply up the bank further up Carling Gill. This was hard work as was the descent to Great Blea Gill. Not a fell I will be climbing again.

Louise Sandwith has walked, climbed & bagged Docker Knott.

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