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A friendly fell of the Lake District, Calf Crag is a relaxing walk of some 9 miles roundtrip offering scenic views.
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The lowland approach to the start of the ascent, in the valley of Far Easedale, wanders along woods, stone fences, farm houses, and a stream. A bit of history here: The Stythwaite Steps used to be boulders by which one bounced across the stream. Later, it was a pair of planks; but by the by it became this fashionable little bridge (which subsequently has had yet a new transformation). It marks the transition into Far Easedale valley, once the home of a glacier. Continue the walk |