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Places to explore near Kirkby Stephen StationKirkby Stephen
Kirkby Stephen Station sits inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park. 45 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group.
Worth the tripnational icons and local highlights within reach
Also nearbygood places nearby, nearest first
Everything else within 10 km (37) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling
- Ash FellSSSI1.1 km S
- Croglam CastleCastleaccess unclear1.2 km NE
- Waitby CastleCastleaccess unclear1.7 km N
- Lammerside CastleCastleaccess unclear2.1 km SE
- Birkett Hill and High Out WoodSSSI2.2 km E
- Hartley CastleCastleaccess unclear2.6 km NE
- Ash Fell EdgeSSSI3 km SW
- Bowber Head and Piper Hole MeadowsSSSIaccess unclear3.8 km SW
- Mallerstang-Swaledale HeadSSSI4 km SE
- Scandal Beck and Stone GillSSSI4.4 km W
- Pendragon CastleCastleaccess unclear4.5 km SE
- Scandal Beck, Brunt HillSSSIaccess unclear4.7 km SW
- Sunbiggin Tarn and Little Asby ScarSSSI5.1 km W
- Stagmire MossSSSIaccess unclear5.9 km NW
- Ewefell MireSSSI6 km W
- The CloudsSSSI6 km S
- Town End Meadows, Little AsbySSSIaccess unclear6.3 km NW
- Nine Standards RiggHewitt6.4 km E
- High Seat (Cumbria, 709m)Hewitt6.7 km SE
- Pinskey GillSSSI6.9 km SW
- Little Asby Inrakes and OutrakesSSSI7.1 km NW
- Archy StyriggNuttall7.5 km SE
- Belah Woods and PasturesSSSIaccess unclear7.5 km NE
- Wild Boar FellHewitt7.9 km S
- River Rawthey and Sally BeckSSSI8.2 km SW
- Hugh SeatNuttall8.9 km SE
- Mousegill BeckSSSIaccess unclear8.9 km NE
- Cumpston HillSSSI9.1 km S
- Backside Beck and Spen GillSSSI9.2 km SW
- Langdale, Bowderdale and Carlin GillSSSI9.2 km SW
- Helbeck WoodSSSI9.3 km N
- Murthwaite ParkSSSI9.4 km SW
- Swindale WoodSSSI9.5 km NE
- Augill Valley PastureSSSIaccess unclear9.6 km NE
- Appleby FellsSSSI9.7 km N
- Argill Woods and PasturesSSSIaccess unclear9.7 km NE
- Randygill TopHewitt10 km SW
Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.