Coniston, Hawkshead & Duddon · Valley
The Duddon Valley — Dunnerdale — was Wordsworth’s favourite, a wild southern trough of river, farms and high passes (Wrynose, Hardknott, Birker Fell). It has no lake to crowd the car parks, whic...
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The Duddon Valley — Dunnerdale — was Wordsworth’s favourite, a wild southern trough of river, farms and high passes (Wrynose, Hardknott, Birker Fell). It has no lake to crowd the car parks, which is why it stays itself.
Seathwaite, Ulpha and Cockley Beck are the names on the map; Harter Fell and the Stile End ridges are the walking.
The valley’s signature mountain; rocky, characterful, sea views.
Gorges and pools; swim if the water is kind.
Places to eat, stay, shop and visit
Duddon stepping stones and Ulpha fell. Dates can shift year to year - always confirm times, tickets ...
Wordsworth's favourite river - Birks Bridge, stepping stones and the Walna Scar road. Dates can shif...
Wordsworth's favourite river - stepping stones and Birks Bridge. Dates can shift year to year - alwa...
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