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Aira Force & Gowbarrow Fell
A walk from Dockray along Aira Beck
to Aira Force, then onto Green Hill & across
open fell side to pick up the path to the
shooting lodge, then onto Gowbarrow Fell
before returning back to Dockray |
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| Completed: |
8 June 2011 |
| Distance: |
4½
miles approx |
| Weather: |
Showery, clearing
afternoon, with some sunshine |
| Time: |
3 hrs - all
photographs taken between 10:36 & 12:34 |
| Terrain: |
Fell side & gravel paths |
| Stiles: |
2 |
| Highest Point: |
1,532 ft |
| Assent: |
1,391 ft |
| Grade: |
Easy to moderate |
| Parking: |
Park in a lay-by just over the bridge
south of Dockray (GR: NY 392-216) ←
click
here for location map |
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Nearest Towns: |
Glenridding |
| Refreshments: |
The Royal Hotel - Dockray |
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Toilets: |
No public toilets én
route, public toilets at
National Trust car park at Aira Force |
| Transport: |
Car |
| Other
Walks: |
Catbells - Lakeland Walks,
Leaney's Lakeland Fells,
Lake District Walks &
Striding Edge |
| Maps: |
Outdoor Leisure No. 4, 5, 6 & 7 |
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