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Sunbiggin Tarn Ride (17.79 miles 28.46 km )
Last Updated 21/11/2021Grade: Moderate
Terrain: Fells, fields and country roads.
OS Landranger (1:50,000) no 91, Appleby in Westmorland.
OS Explorer (1:25,000) OL 19, Howgill Fells & Upper Eden Valley.
These routes are on country roads and public bridleways. Conditions will depend on time of year and weather conditions.
An asterisk by a bullet point means that the section may not be well marked or easily visible. Surfaces can be slippery or treacherous after rain or in frosty weather. Weather can change very suddenly in hill country and it is recommended not to undertake a route in poor visibility or when conditions are otherwise unfavourable. Mobile phones frequently do not receive a signal in this area. It is advisable to carry weather proof and warm clothing in case of unexpected changes in weather.
Please inform someone responsible of your intended route and expected time of return. Going into unknown country can be hazardous. No responsibility is taken for the state of the roads and bridleways on these routes. The guides are intended to be helpful, but you undertake them at your own risk.
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Last Updated 21/11/2021Grade: Moderate
Terrain: Fells, fields and country roads.
OS Landranger (1:50,000) no 91, Appleby in Westmorland.
OS Explorer (1:25,000) OL 19, Howgill Fells & Upper Eden Valley.
These routes are on country roads and public bridleways. Conditions will depend on time of year and weather conditions.
An asterisk by a bullet point means that the section may not be well marked or easily visible. Surfaces can be slippery or treacherous after rain or in frosty weather. Weather can change very suddenly in hill country and it is recommended not to undertake a route in poor visibility or when conditions are otherwise unfavourable. Mobile phones frequently do not receive a signal in this area. It is advisable to carry weather proof and warm clothing in case of unexpected changes in weather.
Please inform someone responsible of your intended route and expected time of return. Going into unknown country can be hazardous. No responsibility is taken for the state of the roads and bridleways on these routes. The guides are intended to be helpful, but you undertake them at your own risk.
Download GPX or KML of Routes and Waypoints
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You may also zoom in and out using controls on map. Be patient when loading pages or zooming – wait for page data to be loaded.
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