About Bent Hill
Bent Hill rises above the landscape near Kirkby Stephen with the kind of understated presence that rewards walkers willing to put in the legwork. It's not a showstopper - no dramatic ridgeline or famous fell race routes - but the walk up offers proper views across the Pennines if the weather plays ball.
The hill works best as part of a wider day out in the area rather than a standalone destination. You're looking at a solid couple of hours round trip, depending on your pace and which approach you take from the surrounding moorland. The terrain is moorland and grass, nothing technical, so it suits families who've got past the pram stage and walkers after a gentler afternoon.
It fits neatly into a Cumbrian walking holiday. Kirkby Stephen itself is close enough for supplies and accommodation, and staying at somewhere like Gillcumber Glamping Pods five miles away gives you a proper base without the fuss of a conventional hotel. The area around here is quiet - you won't battle crowds, which is either brilliant or a sign you've wandered off the beaten track, depending on your mood.
Go when the visibility is decent. A claggy day up here is dull rather than dangerous, but there's little to compensate for poor views. Spring and early autumn tend to be your best bet - summer can be busy-ish, winter can be wet.
The hill works best as part of a wider day out in the area rather than a standalone destination. You're looking at a solid couple of hours round trip, depending on your pace and which approach you take from the surrounding moorland. The terrain is moorland and grass, nothing technical, so it suits families who've got past the pram stage and walkers after a gentler afternoon.
It fits neatly into a Cumbrian walking holiday. Kirkby Stephen itself is close enough for supplies and accommodation, and staying at somewhere like Gillcumber Glamping Pods five miles away gives you a proper base without the fuss of a conventional hotel. The area around here is quiet - you won't battle crowds, which is either brilliant or a sign you've wandered off the beaten track, depending on your mood.
Go when the visibility is decent. A claggy day up here is dull rather than dangerous, but there's little to compensate for poor views. Spring and early autumn tend to be your best bet - summer can be busy-ish, winter can be wet.
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What type of attraction is Bent Hill?
Bent Hill is a peak in Cumbria, North West.
Are there holiday parks near Bent Hill?
Yes, there are 1 holiday parks near Bent Hill. The closest is Gillcumber Glamping Pods, just 5.2 miles away, rated 5.0 out of 5 by visitors.
Where is Bent Hill?
Bent Hill is located near Kirkby Stephen in Cumbria, North West. It is easily accessible from nearby holiday parks, making it ideal for a day trip during your stay. The nearest park is just 5.2 miles away.
What else is there to do near Bent Hill?
Near Bent Hill you can also visit Brough Castle (landmark), Lunds Fell (peak), Winton Park (nature reserve), Far Harthorn Crag (viewpoint). Browse our Kirkby Stephen area guide for the full list of things to do.