Caw is a hill in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria, England, with an elevation of 529 metres (1,736 ft). It is situated near the village of Ennerdale Bridge and is part of the Lank Rigg group of hills. The hill is known for its remote location and offers scenic views of the surrounding countryside, including Ennerdale Water and the nearby mountains.
Amazing views, beautiful waterfalls, moderate walk. Highly recommended.
Amazing hill, a brilliant off the beaten track walk. Unlikely to see anyone on your way up or down! Trig point on top is in good condition, the view is stunning 360!
Great 5 hour walk with the kids (7&12) with great views on the way up and at the top
Great day out. Lots of options for walking up, down and around with great views and waterfalls.
Stunning views! Very much a surprise for a lower fell!!! Very quiet as well!
Good hill, just came out of nowhere, with a nice peak. Great 360 views from the top.
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Amazing views, beautiful waterfalls, moderate walk. Highly recommended.
Amazing hill, a brilliant off the beaten track walk. Unlikely to see anyone on your way up or down! Trig point on top is in good condition, the view is stunning 360!
Great 5 hour walk with the kids (7&12) with great views on the way up and at the top
Great day out. Lots of options for walking up, down and around with great views and waterfalls.
Stunning views! Very much a surprise for a lower fell!!! Very quiet as well!
Good hill, just came out of nowhere, with a nice peak. Great 360 views from the top.
