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Elevation
479m
1,571 ft
Prominence
92m
Coordinates
54.2865, -2.0822
SD947878
OS Map
98
Explorer: OL30S
The summit features a distinctive stone cairn and a panoramic view out over the Yorkshire Dales, making it a popular spot for hikers to catch their breath and take some snaps.
The mountain is primarily composed of limestone, featuring impressive cliffs and unique geological formations. The landscape was shaped during the Ice Age, leading to its current rugged appearance.
From the summit, hikers can see the distant peaks of the Howgill Fells, the lush valleys of the Dales, and on a clear day, even as far as the North Pennines.
The name Addlebrough potentially comes from the Old English words for 'Eagle' and 'hill', offering an insight into the locality's rich history of wildlife.
The area around Addlebrough has historical significance, being part of the ancient Norse lands. The views from the hill once played a crucial role in local navigation.
A popular route starting in the charming town of Sedbergh, winding through picturesque fields and woodland before the steep ascent to the summit.
A slightly shorter but steeper trail accessed directly from the A683, offering direct access to the summit’s stunning views.
There is ample parking available in Sedbergh, which is the most popular starting point. Parking is on-street and free, but do check for any restrictions.
Sedbergh is accessible by bus from nearby towns such as Kendal and Hawes, making it a convenient base for hikers without a car.
Sedbergh has a selection of cafes, shops, and public toilets. The local bakery is a must-visit for post-hike treats!
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Grid Ref: SD947878
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