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  • Whin Fell

    A circular walk from Dunsop Bridge

Whin Fell

A gloomy day didn’t stop us from having a fantastic walk from Dunsop Bridge up to Whin Fell .  The weather did eventually clear but this was whilst we were descending Whin Fell along the Ouster Rake Path.

Whilst here you can divert to the Trig on Whins Brow, but we’ve done this before so today was more about the circular walk.  Thoroughly recommended walk.

Trough of Bowland

Part of this route takes you along Trough Road, which is known as the Trough of Bowland.  The road is well known locally and used by cyclists, probably the most famous being Bradley Wiggins who trained here for the 2012 Tour de France.

Whin Fell is situated on the right of the climb up the high pass.  Once over the top of the the fell the views across the Forest of Bowland are remarkable (when the weather is clear).

Route info

PostcodeBB7 3BB
Map Reference
53.945816, -2.519884
Low Point100m
High Point400m
Distance13km 8.22 miles
CowsNone
DogsSome restrictions on access land
Nearby pubInn at Whitewell
Nearby hotelInn at Whitewell

Whin Fell walk

Along the way (things to look out for on your OS map)

Dunsop Bridge, Dryster Clough, Smelt Mill Clough, Mountain Rescue Centre, Trough Barn, Rams Clough, Trough House, Whin Fell, Ouster Rake, Brennand Farm, Lower Brennand, Calder Moor Breast, Witcher Well, River Dunsop, Bishops House, Holme Head Wood.

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