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31st May 2010 - Wild Boar Fell

Walk Details

Distance walked: 8.7 miles

Total ascent: 1940 ft

OS map used: OL19 - Howgill Fells & Upper Eden Valley

Time taken: 5.5 hrs

Route description: Roadside near Cotegill Bridge on B6259-Aisgill Farm-Angerholme Pots-High Dolphinsty-Little Fell-High Dolphinsty-The Nab-Wild Boar Fell-Yoadcomb Scar-Swarth Fell-Swarth Fell Pike-Aisgill Moor Cottages-Roadside near Cotegill Bridge on B6259

Wild Boar Fell from Mallerstang including Little Fell and Swarth Fell.

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I parked on the verge of the road that runs through Mallerstang at Cotegill Bridge and made my way on to the open fellside. The Settle-Carlisle line can be seen running through the valley.
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The view north through Mallerstang
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I made my way up to High Dolphinsty and then north to Little Fell. The view across to the North Pennines.
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The Howgills from Little Fell
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Cautley Crag
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High Seat on the other side of Mallerstang
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Mallerstang from The Nab on Wild Boar Fell
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The eastern escarpment of Wild Boar Fell with Ingleborough and Whernside in the distance
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Looking north back to Little Fell
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The Howgills from the summit of Wild Boar Fell
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Looking north across the Eden Valley to the North Pennines
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The broad summit of Wild Boar Fell
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Stone men on the eastern escarpment
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Mallerstang
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Wild Boar Fell and High Seat from Swarth Fell
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The Howgills
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The view as I make my way back down to the road..
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