Hallin Fell

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To access Hallin Fell, park at St Peter’s Church, and follow the wide and grassy path straight to the top. The summit is marked by a large cairn.

The walk is grassy with some moderately steep sections and is around one mile. To Ascend and it descend it should take around an hour. The walk is suitable for younger children and all-terrain pushchairs.

Hallin Fell makes for a lovely hike in the Lake District…

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