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Fountains Fell
Distance: 8.5 miles/14km
Start/Finish: Malham Tarn Field Centre, BD24 9PU
Terrain: Track, trail, rough moorland
Toughness: Challenging
Ascent: 395 metres
Navigation: Moderate - sparsely waymarked
Good for: Ascents, national trail, families
Route info: wildrunning.net/87
A hugely enjoyable, varied run starting at the great silver expanse of Malham Tarn,with breathtaking views from the ridge. From start follow track SE towards Malham Tarn. Turn L onto Pennine Way and continue for 4 miles, ascending to Fountains Fell ridge. At cairn turn L leaving Pennine Way and follow waymarks along ridge. At third
wall turn L following waymarks and wall SE on exhilarating descent to valley. Run through three gates to reach bridleway. At road turn R to return to start. Nearby Malham Cove and fascinating limestone pavement are within easy and enjoyable running distance, or great to take the family exploring.
Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD24 9PU
OS Grid Ref: SD 89370 67265
Lat/Lng: 54.101164, -2.1640509
Email: [email protected]
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