Winder from Sedbergh at Sedbergh
Winder might only be a small hill but its position directly behind Sedbergh gives it amazingly strong presence. Its wonderfully smooth flanks form a dramatic sculpted backdrop to the houses and lanes of Sedbergh making it feel like a proper mountain village. For a first ascent and a way of discovering what Sedbergh and the Howgill Fells have to offer the traverse of Winder cannot be bettered. Access is easy straight from the centre of the village and with a brisk walk up Howgill Lane you can be out on the open grassy fells steadily gaining height. Almost as soon as you start to climb an expansive range of views open out before you. As height is gained wide ranging views open out and you will be able to pick out the Lakeland fells to the west and the rolling upland of the Yorkshire Dales to the east. Best of all though when you reach the summit the secretive interior of the main Howgill Fells will reveal just enough of themselves to tempt you into further walking adventures.
Duration: 2 - 3 hours
Miles: 3
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Ambleside to Grasmere at Ambleside
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Baugh Fell and Knoutberry Hill at Sedbergh
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Borrowdale and Castle Crag at Keswick
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Borrowdale Tour at Keswick
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Burnbank Fell Terrace at Cockermouth
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Buttermere, Crummock Water and Loweswater at Cockermouth
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Caldbeck Fells at Cockermouth
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Calders and Bram Rigg Top at Sedbergh
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Calders, The Calf and Cautley Spout at Sedbergh
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Cautley and Wendale at Sedbergh
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Claife Heights at Ambleside
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Cockermouth to Whinlatter at Cockermouth
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Coledale Round at Keswick
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Coniston Old Man at Coniston
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Coniston Water at Coniston
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Fairfield Horseshoe at Ambleside
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Frostrow Fells and Dent at Sedbergh
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Grasmoor and Rannerdale Knotts at Cockermouth
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Grizedale Forest and Parkamoor at Coniston
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High Pike and the flanks of Great Coum at Sedbergh
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High Spy, Maiden Moor & Cat Bells from Borrowdale at Keswick
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High Stile Range at Cockermouth
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High Sweden Bridge at Ambleside
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Kensgiff and Yarlside at Sedbergh
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Keswick and Glanderaterra Beck at Keswick
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Keswick Cycle Path and Castlerigg Stone Circle at Keswick
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Keswick to Whinlatter Mountain Bike Centre at Keswick
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Lily Tarn and Todd Crag at Ambleside
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Loughrigg Fell at Ambleside
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Mellbreak at Cockermouth
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River Rawthey and River Dee at Sedbergh
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Scandale and Red Screes at Ambleside
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Skiddaw via Jenkin Hill at Keswick
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Skiddaw via Longside Edge at Cockermouth
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The Bowder Stone and Watendlath at Keswick
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The Coniston Round at Coniston
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The Coppermines Valley and The Bell at Coniston
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Tour of Binsey at Cockermouth
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Tour of Langdale at Ambleside
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Tour of Loughrigg Fell at Ambleside
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Tour of Low Yewdale at Coniston
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Tour of Sedbergh and Dentdale at Sedbergh
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Tour of Skiddaw at Keswick
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Tour of Tilberthwaite and Tarn Hows at Coniston
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Tour of Yewdale and Tilberthwaite at Coniston
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Troutbeck and Jenkin Crag at Ambleside
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Wansfell Pike at Ambleside
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Watch Hill and River Derwent via Allerdale Ramble at Cockermouth
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Western Shore of Coniston Water at Coniston
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Yewdale and Tarn Hows at Coniston
Also at this venue
Sedbergh
Buses to and through Sedbergh
Baugh Fell and Knoutberry Hill
Frostrow Fells and Dent
Kensgiff and Yarlside
River Rawthey and River Dee
Calders, The Calf and Cautley Spout
Cautley and Wendale
Calders and Bram Rigg Top
High Pike and the flanks of Great Coum
Tour of Sedbergh and Dentdale








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