Route Summary:
| Distance | Ascent | Time |
| 18.2 km | 523 m |
Calculate the time using Naismith’s Rule and factor in your own pace.
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Facilities:
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Hazards:
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Summits and Places on this Route
- Talkin Fell - 2.9km
- The Crews - 3.3km
- Whinny Fell - 3.4km
- Simmerson Hill - 3.5km
- Cumrew Fell - 4.0km
Places Nearby
- Kielder Water and Forest Park Dark Sky Preserve - 35.7km
- Place Fell Wild Camp - 41.0km
- Lake District National Park - 53.6km
- Great Britain - 64.5km
- Galloway Forest Park Dark Sky Preserve - 109.4km
Routes Nearby
- Talkin Fell from Castle Carrock - 0.0km
- A Walk to Geltsdale From Castle Carrock - 0.0km
- Cold Fell Walk from Hallbankgate - 5.6km
- Thack Moor and Black Fell from Renwick - 13.1km
- North Pennine Ridge – North – Hartside Pass to Hallbankgate - 17.2km
- A Garrigill Round on the Pennine Way - 24.6km
- Allendale Riverside Walk - 30.1km
- Great Dun Fell and Knock Fell from Knock - 30.9km
Accommodation Nearby:
- Your Lake District Tourism Business Here for free? - 42.1km
- The Lakeland Cottage Company - 52.3km
- Country Hideaways - 83.5km
- West Highland Way Bothy and Bunkhouse - 158.3km
- Ardoch House Hotel (5-Star) and West Highland Way Campsite - 159.1km
Campsites Nearby:
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Other Businesses Nearby:
- Your Lake District Tourism Business Here for free? - 42.1km
- Keswick Boot Co - 42.2km
- Your Peak District Tourism Business Here? - 179.4km
A classic ridge walk along Cumrew Fell and Cardunneth Pike from Castle Carrock in the North Pennines AONB. The highest point is only 490 odd metres, but the views towards the Lakes and Solway Firth are still splendid.
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