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Tarn Rigg Hill Cairn, Baugh Fell
DiscoverPlaces to seeMountain PeaksUnited KingdomEnglandNorth West EnglandCumbriaSouth LakelandGarsdale
Tarn Rigg Hill Cairn, Baugh Fell
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Tarn Rigg Hill Cairn, Baugh Fell
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David Howells
May 16, 2024
Hiking
At 678 metres, this is the highest summit of the expansive plateau of Baugh Fell, and it is known as Tarn Rigg Hill. It is quite a featureless top, and quite muddy in places. A stone wall runs along the summit between Tarn Rigg Hill and its slightly smaller neighbour, Knoutberry Haw, which is 676 metres. Both are UK-designated Nuttalls.
The Yorkshire Hiker
June 1, 2024
Hiking
Baugh Fell is a rarely visited mountain lying to the east of Sedbergh. On a clear day it offer great views of the Y3P and the views to the Howgills are fantastic. One to do in the spring/summer as its peaty and notoriously boggy in the wetter months
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Best routes near Tarn Rigg Hill Cairn, Baugh Fell
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7
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11.4km
03:45
540m
540m
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Elevation 670 m