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14.8 km
~3 hrs 40 min
429 m
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“Explore Seat Robert and Dog Hill Loop: a scenic, moderately challenging 15 km trek through England's picturesque moorlands.”
Starting near the picturesque region of Westmorland and Furness in England, the Seat Robert and Dog Hill Loop is a captivating 15 km (approximately 9.3 miles) trail with an elevation gain of around 400 meters (1,312 feet). This loop trail is rated as medium difficulty, making it suitable for moderately experienced hikers.### Getting There To reach the trailhead, you can drive or use public transport. If driving, head towards the village of Shap, which is the nearest significant landmark. From Shap, follow the signs to Wet Sleddale Reservoir, where you can find parking facilities. For those using public transport, take a train to Penrith and then a bus to Shap. From Shap, a short taxi ride or a local bus can take you to the trailhead near Wet Sleddale Reservoir.### Trail Overview The trail begins near Wet Sleddale Reservoir, a serene spot that sets the tone for the hike. As you start, you'll be greeted by rolling hills and expansive moorlands. The initial part of the trail is relatively gentle, allowing you to ease into the hike. ### Key Landmarks and Sections - Wet Sleddale Reservoir (Start Point): This reservoir is not just a starting point but also a beautiful spot for birdwatching. Keep an eye out for species like the Great Crested Grebe and various ducks.
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