The Bowder Stone
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46 bidrag
okt. 2023 • Alene
Very breath-taking. Looked amazing. I didn't climb it but looked. Short distance from the car park. Reason why it didn't get a 5 star was the parking cost was huge. If that was reduced I'd give it a 5.
Skrevet 31. oktober 2023
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Jane W
Wales, UK8 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Par
Disappointed by the cost of the car park so parked in the layby on the main road.
Short walk to the stone, heavy rain in the morning must have put everyone off as we were the only people here and it was great.
Doesn't keep you occupied for long, we walked out in the opposite direction and went towards the river before heading back to the car to add some time on.
Short walk to the stone, heavy rain in the morning must have put everyone off as we were the only people here and it was great.
Doesn't keep you occupied for long, we walked out in the opposite direction and went towards the river before heading back to the car to add some time on.
Skrevet 20. september 2023
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Noshaba O
11 bidrag
jul. 2023 • Familie
It was amazing
Easy 10 minute walk from car park
You can spot people rock climbing
Can walk beyond stone
The whole area is extremely beautiful
Easy 10 minute walk from car park
You can spot people rock climbing
Can walk beyond stone
The whole area is extremely beautiful
Skrevet 27. juli 2023
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epemberton
North Yorkshire, UK197 bidrag
jul. 2023 • Par
National trust pay and display car park which is free for members. Very soggy Friday morning visit, only a few other cars there when we arrived. Looped around via King’s Howe, bracken was out in full force and over the path and soaked us despite our waterproofs, we were wishing we’d just gone directly to the stone! The Bowder Stone itself is impressive but didn’t hang around for long, being dripping wet and desperate for a hot lunch haha!
Skrevet 16. juli 2023
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AlbertSalichs
Manresa, Spania11 469 bidrag
des. 2022 • Venner
The Bowser Stone is a big stone located in a forest, in Lake District National Park, in the North of England. It is a big stone known because it is originally a Scotland stone, but the powder of a glacier dragged this stone to the North of England. Nowadays, it is possible going up to the stone thanks to a metallic staircase. Interesting and curious place.
Skrevet 15. juli 2023
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Mel c
Carlisle, UK283 bidrag
apr. 2023 • Venner
We visited the stone when staying in Borrowdale, the stone is half an hour walk along the road or a three / four minute drive from Borrowdale. There is a car park off the main road and a 1/4 mile gentle walk to the stone itself. We left here late morning and it was getting quite busy
To get a picture of the size of the boulder we took a photo! As different angles see it slightly differently. You are able to climb up the steps and there is a little platform to stand to take in the view at the top if you don’t fancy climbing up higher! The top of the boulder had a smooth surface so lots of footsteps have been there over the years.
Just as we were leaving groups of climbers were meeting in the area
After the visit we travelled onto honister pass
To get a picture of the size of the boulder we took a photo! As different angles see it slightly differently. You are able to climb up the steps and there is a little platform to stand to take in the view at the top if you don’t fancy climbing up higher! The top of the boulder had a smooth surface so lots of footsteps have been there over the years.
Just as we were leaving groups of climbers were meeting in the area
After the visit we travelled onto honister pass
Skrevet 10. april 2023
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sharpecoalaston
Sheffield, UK7 bidrag
mar. 2023
The Bowder Stone is a large lava boulder, that fell 200 metres from the Bowder Crag on Kings How between 13,500 and 10,000 years ago. You'll be amazed!
Skrevet 11. mars 2023
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globetrotter007
lancashire42 bidrag
sep. 2022 • Par
Well it is a big rock dropped out of a glacier I assume. But in honesty much ado about not a lot and spoiled by the group of boulderers with kit and carrier bags strewn about like a jumble sale.
Skrevet 27. september 2022
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Dawn B
Leeds48 bidrag
sep. 2022 • Venner
Please be aware that despite the NT saying it is wheelchair accessible, you would need superman strength to push someone up the path in places or indeed to hold them back on the way back down! I have a Pride Fusion powerchair which isn't a true off road chair but which copes with a lot more than many more indoor style scooters and chairs. I did manage to get both there and back(!) but it was a bit hairy at times, especially descending on a steep section with a lot of loose stuff on the surface.
If you're disabled, don't park in the car park, there is some off road parking by the start of the path.
The photo wasn't taken on a steep bit - my friends were far too busy trying to keep out of my way!
If you're disabled, don't park in the car park, there is some off road parking by the start of the path.
The photo wasn't taken on a steep bit - my friends were far too busy trying to keep out of my way!
Skrevet 18. september 2022
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Crusty C
Cockermouth, UK9 bidrag
mar. 2022 • Venner
It's a really nice big stone. One of the biggest stones I have ever seen. And, this is a good bit, you can go up to the top using some steps. Then when you are at the top, you can turn round and go back down again. It was amazing, nothing like going up the stairs at home.
Skrevet 1. juni 2022
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blackwhite85
Newcastle and Gateshead, UK688 bidrag
Is this a national trust carpark? Will that mean I can park for free if I have a membership?
Margaret L
Durham, UK43 bidrag
Yes it is national trust and if a member you can park free
Do couples still clasp hands through the base. I would think twice now.
Geoff H
Canterbury, UK234 bidrag
Yes you can certainly give it a go...if you don't mind getting down into the dirt and have long arms@
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