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Caw Fell



Grid Reference: NY 13198 11001
Height: 690 metres/2264 feet

"Caw Fell, like many of us who lack a good shpe and attractive features, objects to having it's picture taken and is not at all co-operative as a subject for illustration."
A Wainwright

The huge mass of Caw Fell rises steeply from Ennerdale over Boat How and Iron Crag to the summit ridge, topped by the 'Ennerdale Fence', before dropping, gently, over grassy moorland down towards the Wasdale Valley.

One of the most remote summits in the Lake District and round trip over Caw Fell is generally at least a 12 mile trip.

The Ennerdale Fence is actually a large wall along the summit ridge, marking the watershed for the Ennerdale Reservoir below.

  1. The Ennerdale Valley

    The Ennerdale Horseshoe

    £40.00

    Difficulty:
    Exposure:
    Distance: 36km / 22 miles
    Ascent: 1890m / 6200ft
    Duration: 12 hours
    Maximum Group Ratio: 10:1
    Minimum Group Size: 3
    For more information on the minimum group size please see the questions tab below

     

    One of the longest day walks in the Lake District, but a wonderful rewarding day in beautiful mountains

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