Coniston, Hawkshead & Duddon · Village
This Seathwaite is the Duddon one, not the Borrowdale farm. A hamlet with the Newfield Inn, under Harter Fell and the Walna Scar road to Coniston. It is a walkers’ and climbers’ outpost at the end...
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This Seathwaite is the Duddon one, not the Borrowdale farm. A hamlet with the Newfield Inn, under Harter Fell and the Walna Scar road to Coniston. It is a walkers’ and climbers’ outpost at the end of the lane.
Come for the inn, the river and a mountain day that still feels remote.
778 m · 5–7 hrs
773 m · 5–7 hrs
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549 m · 3–5 hrs
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Direct from the hamlet; one of the best small mountains in the south-west.
The old quarry road over the pass, then the Coniston ridge if you have the legs (and a way back).
Places to eat, stay, shop and visit
Newfield Inn is a pub in Seathwaite, in the Seathwaite area of the Lake District. Food is served. Re...
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Camping in the Duddon - Wordsworth's favourite valley - at Turner Hall Farm under Harter Fell. Wild,...
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Newfield Inn and the wettest inhabited place debates - valley walking HQ. Dates can shift year to ye...
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