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Hutton Roof, Newbiggin and Sealford are fantastic places for walks, rides and climbs. there are great views of the Lake District fells, the Howgills, Ingleborough and Whernside as well as the sea, yet you will probably have your route to yourself, whichever you choose. |
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| Book tea for your group at the Village Hall - includes parking, toilets and home cooked food |
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| Another source for walking routes is the Wild Card Discovery Walks series which you can get from local shops and from the web site www.wildcardwalks.co.uk. The web site also has wonderful photographs taken on the walks so you can get a preview before you go - e.g. around Hutton Roof. |
Limestone Link
A 13 mile walk from Arnside to Kirkby Lonsdale takes you over Hutton Roof Crags. |
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There are many other possible walks around Hutton Roof, Newbiggin and Sealford, covered in many different books. eg - the Ramblers Association produces a book called "Walks From The Limestone Link" |
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Hutton Roof Crags are a favourite place for climbers. The Rakes are used by clubs and groups as a training pitch, as well as being enjoyed by individuals.
The main climbing area is known as South America For obvious reasons and there are several routes of varying degrees of difficulty and several guides to the climbs. UK climbing site. Lancashire Rocks site. |
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