Wainwright — Eastern FellsAlso a Birkett

Watson's Dodd

789 m

Height

~3.5–4.5 h

Typical time

Bonus Birketts

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Written and walked by Lee McCoy

789 mWainwright — Eastern Fells✓ summit is also a Birkett+9 bonus Birketts within 3 km Care needed in cloud

Is it worth going? — Today’s conditions & 7-day summit forecast

Modelled guidance for the 789 m summit. Always check the Met Office mountain forecast and MWIS before you set off.

On the summit today (Fri 11 Sep): 10° to 8°C, gusts to 30 mph, 1.3 mm of rain forecast.

Fri 11 Sep

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10° / 8°

💨 30 mph

🌧 1.3 mm (100%)

Sat 12 Sep

🌧️

13° / 7°

💨 50 mph

🌧 17.7 mm (100%)

Sun 13 Sep

🌦️

11° / 6°

💨 26 mph

🌧 0.2 mm (62%)

Mon 14 Sep

🌧️

13° / 6°

💨 32 mph

🌧 10.3 mm (100%)

Tue 15 Sep

🌦️

12° / 7°

💨 33 mph

🌧 10.5 mm (89%)

Wed 16 Sep

🌦️

9° / 7°

💨 33 mph

🌧 3.4 mm (78%)

Thu 17 Sep

🌦️

9° / 6°

💨 38 mph

🌧 7.2 mm (92%)

Forecast snapshot from 11 Sep 2026, 08:30 UTC — refreshed nightly and updated live in your browser. Temperatures and gusts adjusted to the 789 m summit altitude via Open-Meteo. Summit conditions are always harsher than the valley — check the professional mountain forecasts before you go.

Pro mountain forecasts: MWIS · Met Office mountain forecast

Watson's Dodd at a glance

Watson's Dodd

Watson's Dodd at 789m (2,589ft) is a smooth, grassy summit on the northern Helvellyn ridge between Stybarrow Dodd and Great Dodd, its open top giving views north towards Skiddaw and east to the Pennines. Wainwright included it as a separate fell, noting its pleasant, unhurried character on a ridge that offers excellent sustained walking. The summit is most naturally reached as part of the northern Dodds traverse from Sticks Pass. The approach from Dockray along the broad ridge is straightforward and rewarding, with the full Helvellyn range visible to the south throughout the walk.

Field notes

This is one you could easily miss if you weren't actively trying to bag Wainwrights, as the path from Stybarrow Dodd to Great Dodd skirts around to the east and takes advantage of maintaining the lower elevation. When I was here I could see virtually nothing, so I'm not able to convey the view — but expect it to be great, as you should be able to see over Thirlmere and to Raven Crag.

Routes up Watson's Dodd

Hand-mapped, with GPX to download — full maps further down.

Hart Side, Stybarrow Dodd, Raise, Watson's Dodd and more

24.4 km · ~6.2 hr

A long day on the eastern Dodds — 24.4 km of rounded, grassy tops where the navigation, not the climbing, is the difficulty. Stybarrow Dodd and Great Dodd are vast featureless domes that need strict compass work in cloud, and the round finishes with a 6.4 km walk back along the Old Coach Road.

Three Dodds and Calfhow Pike

11.1 km · ~3.6 hr

Grassy, rounded and quick underfoot: Stybarrow Dodd, Watson's Dodd and Great Dodd, with Calfhow Pike tucked between them. 11.1 km and 819 m, one stage at 16%. Exposure is rated hard, there being no shelter anywhere along the ridge. About 3.6 hours.

Classifications & hill data

Wainwright

Eastern

Birkett

Fellranger

Synge

789 m

Height

2,589 ft

In feet

NY 3356 1956

Grid ref

The short answers

Is Watson's Dodd a Wainwright?

Watson's Dodd is a Wainwright. It is also on the Birkett list, the Synge list and the Fellranger list.

Where do you park for Watson's Dodd?

The nearest car park we hold is Legburthwaite (United Utilities, small), about 1.8 km from the summit in a straight line. The next is Roadside parking for Great How (free), 1.8 km out. We only look within 2.5 km, measured straight-line: over longer distances a road may cross a pass and the drive bears no relation to the line.

My hikes over Watson's Dodd (Strava)

1 logged hike pass over this summit:

Crappy Weather Up There But a Nice Leisurely Jaunt Up 6 Wainwrights (opens in new tab) — 22.1 km · 1105 m ascent · 5h 03m moving · 20 Aug 2023

Interactive route maps and photos load here for visitors with JavaScript. Data from Strava.

Parking & buses for Watson's Dodd

Best parking to hike Watson's Dodd

Where we have the data, each parking spot also shows the nearest public toilets and facilities (cafés, pubs, shops).

Legburthwaite (United Utilities, small) — 1.8 km from summit (straight line)

St John's in the Vale — Sticks Pass side, High Rigg, Raven Crag. Fees: pay and display; coins and cards (Lake District National Park car-parks directory, checked Aug 2026). Pay and display (visitlakedistrict.com) (United Utilities, checked Aug 2026).

Directions Something changed here?

If it is full: Roadside parking for Great How (free) (0.6 km) a few spaces only; Raven Crag car park (1.5 km, 98 m up); Roadside parking for Raven Crag (free) (1.7 km, 105 m up) a few spaces only

🚺 Legburthwaite Car Park (~8 m straight line) — Free

Roadside parking for Great How (free) — 1.8 km from summit (straight line)

0.5 km from Great How. Added from the 5 Aug 2026 OSM candidate review.

Directions Something changed here?

Great How (layby) — 1.9 km from summit (straight line)

Community walk pages start here for 'The Dodds and Clough Head, via Sticks Pass and St John's in the Vale' (community walk listings). Free (OSM-tagged). Unpaved surface (OSM-tagged).

Directions Something changed here?

High Bridge End Caravan and Camping Site (free) — 2.0 km from summit (straight line)

Walking base for Brown Crag, White Side, Raise and Stybarrow Dodd — the 'Brown Crag and Raise' route starts 212 m away. Also serves 'Three Dodds and Calfhow Pike'. Free (OSM-tagged). Ground surface (OSM-tagged).

Directions Something changed here?

Castle Rock (layby) — 2.0 km from summit (straight line)

Walking base for Brown Crag, White Side, Raise and Stybarrow Dodd — the 'Brown Crag and Raise' route starts 213 m away. Also serves 'Three Dodds and Calfhow Pike'. Free (OSM-tagged). Ground surface (OSM-tagged).

Directions Something changed here?

Positions are approximate — zoom the map to confirm. Lakeland car parks fill before 9am on fine weekends.

Tip: pan and zoom the interactive map at the top of this page to spot other potential parking near your route.

Vehicles are left entirely at their owner’s risk. We list places people park; we cannot vouch for any of them. Judge it on the day: take valuables with you, leave nothing on show, and if a spot feels wrong when you get there, park somewhere else.

Getting to Watson's Dodd by bus

The 555 stops at Stanah Dam road end (near), 270 m from the start of Three Dodds and Calfhow Pike. Last bus: Monday to Friday 21:35 towards Ambleside (555) and 20:35 towards Windermere (555) and 18:12 towards Kendal (555); Saturday 21:35 towards Ambleside (555) and 20:35 towards Windermere (555) and 18:12 towards Kendal (555); Sunday 19:42 towards Windermere (555) and 18:12 towards Kendal (555). Checked against the operator’s timetable, 7 September 2026. Times here are a guide, not a promise — leave yourself more than the minute.

Stagecoach 555

Kendal – Staveley – Windermere – Ambleside – Rydal – Grasmere – Thirlmere (Wythburn & Swirls) – Keswick

Catch it from: Windermere · Ambleside

Year-round, roughly hourly. The backbone bus of the A591 — ideal for Helvellyn (Wythburn/Swirls), Fairfield, the Central fells and anything around Grasmere/Rydal. From Penrith, take the X4/X5 to Keswick and change.

Rural routes change seasonally — confirm on stagecoachbus.com (opens in new tab) or Traveline before relying on a last bus.

Hazards on Watson's Dodd

Hazard & Incident Information for Watson's Dodd

Hazard: Moderate

One of the Dodds, a broad grassy triangular plateau with its only marker — a small cairn — tucked at the western apex, so the actual top is easy to walk straight past. Like its neighbours it is gentle walking but a navigation trap in cloud, and its shoulder drops more steeply over rocky crags into the valley to the west. Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team covers this ground.

Featureless plateau & easily-missed summit: The flat grassy top has almost no features and only a small cairn at its western edge — in mist it's easy to cross the plateau without finding the summit, or to leave on the wrong bearing. Navigate by compass and don't rely on spotting the cairn.
Steep western/southern slopes & crags: Beyond the gentle shoulder the ground steepens and drops over rocky crags into the valley on the western side. Keep to the broad higher ground in cloud and don't drift toward or descend the steeper, crag-broken slopes.
Exposure & winter: High, open and shelterless, the plateau holds snow and is fully exposed to wind; in winter the featureless ground is a whiteout navigation challenge. Carry full winter kit and the skills to navigate blind.

Who should attempt this fell: Watson's Dodd is easy walking but, like all the Dodds, a genuine navigation test — the blank plateau and edge-of-top cairn catch people out in cloud. Be confident with map and compass, set your bearing before moving between the Dodds, and keep clear of the steeper western crags. In winter treat the exposed, featureless ground with full kit and respect.

Most common causes: Navigation errors on the featureless plateau, including missing the summit, in cloud · Drifting onto or down the steep crag-broken western slopes · Exposure and disorientation in winter on the open top · Underestimating an easy fell that is hard to navigate in poor visibility

Local Mountain Rescue: Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team (opens in new tab) · Reviewed 14 Jun 2026

Safety: Hazard guidance compiled from published Mountain Rescue reports and well-documented accident history - editorial background, not a live feed of callouts. Always check current conditions, carry proper navigation equipment, and seek qualified instruction before heading onto the fells. In an emergency, call 999, ask for Police, then Mountain Rescue.

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Navigating Watson's Dodd in cloud

Care needed

A broad, gently-sloping top with little to steer by — easy to lose your bearings and hard to relocate in mist. Take care in poor visibility — carry map and compass, and know how to use them.

In winter — snow, whiteout, cornices, buried features — every top demands full winter navigation skills whatever its band, and a broad, gentle summit can be the worst place of all. See walking in bad weather and the navigation guide.

How Watson's Dodd compares with all 214 — the Clag Index: navigating in cloud. A relative, deliberately cautious guide; the site can’t navigate for you.

Map & nearby Birketts

Free mapping: OpenTopoMap / OpenStreetMap (switch layers top-right). Parking positions are approximate.

Nearest parking: Legburthwaite (United Utilities, small), about 1.8 km from the summit (straight line). Full parking, toilets and bus details are below.

Birketts near Watson's Dodd (within 3 km)

These Birkett tops are not Wainwright summits — detour to them on this walk and they are pure profit. Distances are straight-line; allow extra for terrain.

0.9 km NLittle Dodd (St John's Common)785 m · Eastern

1.4 km WCastle Rock339 m · Eastern

1.6 km NNWCalfhow Pike660 m · Eastern

1.9 km ESEGreen Side (White Stones)794 m · Eastern

2.0 km NERanderside729 m · Eastern

2.1 km WNWWren Crag311 m · Central

2.1 km SSWBrown Crag610 m · Eastern

2.3 km WSWGreat How (Thirlmere)333 m · Central

2.9 km EBirkett Fell725 m · Eastern

Routes over Watson's Dodd

Hart Side, Stybarrow Dodd, Raise, Watson's Dodd and moreRevised

24.44 km · ~816 m ascent · loop · ~6–8 h

Summits: Hart Side Green Side (White Stones - Green Side)Stybarrow Dodd RaiseWatson's DoddGreat Dodd Little Dodd (St John's Common)Clough Head

⬇️ Download GPX

Full route guide ↗

A planned line is a suggestion, not a guarantee — conditions change. Navigate independently and carry a map & compass. How to use this guide.

Three Dodds and Calfhow PikePlanned

11.12 km · ~819 m ascent · loop · ~3.5–5 h

Summits: Stybarrow DoddWatson's DoddGreat Dodd Calfhow Pike

⬇️ Download GPX

Full route guide ↗

✎️ Planned route — drawn but not personally walked or checked yet.

A planned line is a suggestion, not a guarantee — conditions change. Navigate independently and carry a map & compass. How to use this guide.

On the hill: terrain and water on Watson's Dodd

Water & shelter on the way up

On the Three Dodds and Calfhow Pike route:

🛖 map (78 m)🚺 map (110 m)🚌 Thirlmere Dam Road End (250 m)

The view from Watson's Dodd

The 360° skyline from Watson's Dodd

A computed 360° skyline — every visible named top labelled by distance and bearing, from the terrain model in perfect clarity, not photographed. Drag to pan; reveal the far four-nations horizon.

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What you can see from Watson's Dodd, by direction

North: Little Dodd (1 km), Knowe Crags (8 km), Gategill Fell Top (8 km), Blencathra (8 km), Atkinson Pike (9 km)
South-east: Stybarrow Dodd (1 km)
South: Raise (2 km), Great Carrs (20 km), Swirl How (20 km), Brim Fell (22 km), The Old Man of Coniston (23 km)
South-west: Great Gable (16 km), Esk Pike (16 km), Bowfell (16 km), Pike de Bield (16 km), Kirk Fell East Top (16 km), Ill Crag (17 km), Shelter Crags (17 km), Kirk Fell (17 km), Broad Crag (17 km), Crinkle Crags (17 km), Crinkle Crags (17 km), Crinkle Crags (17 km), Lingmell (17 km), Crinkle Crags (17 km), Scafell Pike (17 km), Crinkle Crags South Top (17 km), Pillar (18 km), Red Pike (19 km)
West: Grisedale Pike (14 km), Crag Hill (14 km), Eel Crag (15 km), Grasmoor (16 km), High Stile (17 km), High Stile (18 km)
North-west: Skiddaw South Top (12 km), Skiddaw Middle Top (12 km), Skiddaw (12 km), Skiddaw North Top (12 km), Broad End (13 km)

On the clearest days the far horizon adds: Merrick (112 km, Scotland), Cairnsmore of Fleet (96 km, Scotland), Corserine (108 km, Scotland), Lamachan Hill (107 km, Scotland), Slieve Croob (193 km, Ireland), Green Lowther (102 km, Scotland), Queensberry (87 km, Scotland), Cairn Table (121 km, Scotland).

Computed from terrain in perfect clarity, not photographed · distances are straight-line.

Computed from Copernicus GLO-30 terrain; distant tops from the Database of British and Irish Hills (opens in new tab) (CC BY 4.0). See how we compute the view · and the summit intervisibility report below.

Sunrise and sunset on Watson's Dodd

Watson's Dodd waits for the sun. Its longest wait of the modelled year falls on 1 December, when the sun is up for 29 minutes before it clears this skyline — first light 08:40 against an almanac sunrise of 08:11. You are standing in shadow while the valley below is already lit. The sun comes up to the south-east from here (134.4°), and the skyline on that bearing stands at 2.85°.

Midsummer. The filled shape is the skyline as seen from the summit; the line is the sun’s path. Where they meet is first light — everything left of that point is the wait.

Times for 2026, in Lakeland clock time (GMT in winter, BST in summer) — and model outputs rather than observations.
	First light	Almanac sunrise	Difference
Midsummer	04:49 BST ±5.0 min	04:36	+13 min
Equinox	06:13 GMT ±5.0 min	06:15	-2 min
Midwinter	09:01 GMT ±5.9 min	08:33	+28 min

The northern horizon stands at about 0.53° from here.

Last light — when the sun leaves Watson's Dodd

The evening here runs close to the flat-horizon case. Even on its earliest evening of the modelled year (on 1 November) last light is only 1 minute before almanac sunset, so the published sunset time is a fair guide on Watson's Dodd.

The evening of the same three days. A negative difference means a ridge takes the sun before the valley loses it.
	Last light	Almanac sunset	Difference
Midsummer	21:57 BST ±5.0 min	21:53	+4 min
Equinox	18:28 GMT ±5.0 min	18:26	+2 min
Midwinter	15:49 GMT ±5.0 min	15:48	+1 min

Computed, not photographed. First light is the first minute the sun’s upper limb clears this summit’s own skyline and last light the last minute it is still clear of it, both solved against the 360° horizon profile behind The View from Watson's Dodd. Almanac sunrise and sunset are the flat-horizon convention. Every time carries a ± band from the 30 m elevation model — it smooths arêtes and cornices, so nothing here claims better than five minutes. These are daylight figures, not a descent plan: the light goes on fading for a good while after the sun leaves, and going down in it is a decision about your own ground and party, not about this table.

What you can see from Watson's Dodd

On a clear day — computed sightlines, curvature- and refraction-corrected.

92Wainwrights in view+11 marginal

113 kmFurthest sightlineMerrick · possible under favourable refraction

—Sea in viewnone from here

On the clearest days the view reaches across to Scotland.

Far horizons

Merrick ScotlandNW · 113 km clear
Great Dun Fell North PenninesENE · 40 km clear
Cross Fell North PenninesENE · 38 km clear

All 92 Wainwrights in clear view (nearest first)

Stybarrow Dodd, Great Dodd, Raise, Hart Side, White Side, Clough Head, Raven Crag, High Rigg (Naddle Fell), Helvellyn, Bleaberry Fell, High Seat, Armboth Fell (Armboth Fell South Top), High Tove, Walla Crag, Gowbarrow Fell (Wainwright summit), Latrigg, Grange Fell (Brund Fell), Blencathra - Hallsfell Top, Great Crag (Stonethwaite), Lonscale Fell, Cat Bells (Catbells), Bannerdale Crags, Calf Crag, Little Mell Fell, Maiden Moor, Rosthwaite Fell - Bessyboot, Skiddaw Little Man, High Spy, Tarn Crag (Easedale), Bowscale Fell, Barrow, Carl Side, Sergeant Man, Causey Pike, Dale Head, Dodd (Skiddaw), Skiddaw, Loadpot Hill, Blea Rigg, Long Side, Hindscarth, Wether Hill, Great Calva, Outerside, Scar Crags, Ard Crags, Bakestall, Harrison Stickle, Robinson, Base Brown, Sail, Knott Rigg, Grisedale Pike, Carrock Fell, Barf, Seathwaite Fell (Wainwright summit), Crag Hill (Eel Crag), Wandope, Allen Crags, Rossett Pike, Lord's Seat, Green Gable, Hopegill Head, Lingmoor Fell (Brown How), Great Gable, Great End, Esk Pike, Whiteless Pike, Haystacks (Buttermere), Bowfell, Grasmoor, High Crag (Buttermere), Kirk Fell, Whiteside (Whiteside West Top), Pike of Blisco, Lingmell, Crinkle Crags - Long Top (Second Crinkle), Scafell Pike, Sale Fell, High Stile, Cold Pike, Red Pike (Buttermere), Pillar, Wetherlam, Red Pike (Wasdale), Great Carrs, Swirl How, Hen Comb, Great Borne, Gavel Fell, Brim Fell, The Old Man of Coniston (Coniston Old Man)

How Watson's Dodd’s view compares with all 214 — the View Report: every Wainwright ranked by what you can see from the top.

Sightlines from a bare-earth terrain model (forests and buildings not included), corrected for the Earth’s curvature and average atmospheric refraction. “Distant” sightlines and any over 100 km depend on exceptionally clear air. Modelled from Copernicus GLO-30 open elevation data — a guide to the view, not a guarantee of any single one.

Places to stay near this fell

Other places nearby

Fornside Farm Cottages (opens in new tab) guest house

about 1.1 km from the start, in a straight line

Ranked first on usefulness, not distance. It answers more of a walking family's questions than anything else in the valley: four separate self-catering units sleeping 4 or 6, an EV charger, dogs in two of the four, a private farm trail, and walks from the door onto the Helvellyn range the three routes climb. It is also 1.12 km from the start, so the tiebreak never had to be used.

The four cottages are converted 17th-century barns adjoining a grade II listed farmhouse, heated by a ground source heat pump part-powered by solar panels — and there is a private farm trail through the woods and fields for guests.

Family rooms “Rigg Barn was converted from a detached bank barn and sleeps up to six people.”
Parking “You can charge your electric vehicle on our PodPoint car charger, available exclusively for our guests.”
Children “We have just returned from a week in Swaledale Garth with our toddler.”

Dale Head Hall Lakeside Hotel (opens in new tab) hotel

about 2.1 km from the start, in a straight line

The only serviced hotel inside two and a half kilometres of the start, and the only property in the cluster offering rooms on the ground floor — which matters to anyone who has just come down Sticks Pass on tired knees, and to a family who would rather not carry a sleeping child upstairs. Several rooms are explicitly convertible to family use with extra single beds.

A 16th-century hall standing alone on the shore of Thirlmere inside a designated red squirrel reserve, with Helvellyn directly behind it; the site publishes its front door as the what3words location CRACKS.DIAMOND.RESPECTED.

Family rooms “A warm, traditionally designed family room, with one double and two single beds. Overlooking the back of the hotel.”
Evening meal “Why not enjoy a trip out to nearby Keswick for the day before coming back and enjoying a delicious bar meal.”
Children “This room can accommodate two extra single beds for a family.”

Other places nearby

Lowthwaite Bed and Breakfast (opens in new tab) guest house

about 4.0 km from the start, in a straight line

The only property in this radius that answers the child questions with objects instead of sentiment - a cot, high chair(s) and special cutlery are itemised, and the Matterdale and Helvellyn rooms share a private vestibule so a family sleeps as one unit rather than across a corridor. The Helvellyn room additionally takes three on "the enormous settee cum third bed with a proper matress". A drying room sits in the all-rooms facilities list. It is also the only evidenced bed in the same Matterdale valley as this start, 0.66 km nearer than anything on the Glenridding side, and the fell they name for small legs, Little Mell Fell, is behind the house. Against it: no dog or pet word appears anywhere in four cached pages, no breakfast time is published, and the email is obfuscated site-wide so the footer phone number is the only contact route the cache supports.

Most of the furniture was made by hand in Tanzania, where the owners previously ran a business arranging Kilimanjaro climbs; the bathrooms have wooden floors salvaged from the old farmhouse's living-room floorboards.

Drying room “Use of guidebooks and other books, Maps (for planning and laminated for walks), Drying room, and Fridge (in the Dining Room).”
Family rooms “Matterdale and Helvellyn rooms are connected via a small, private vestibule and together they are ideal for a family or a group of friends.”
Parking “Another alternative is to use what3words where our car park is primed.lavished.amounting”
Children “We are very happy to welcome children of all ages.”

What each place says about itself, quoted from their own site. We have not stayed at any of them, and there are no prices, no booking and no affiliate links. Distances are straight lines from each route start, never walking times. Properties found via OpenStreetMap (opens in new tab).

Frequently asked questions about Watson's Dodd

Is Watson’s Dodd hard to find?

Finding it is the difficulty — the walking is not. Watson’s Dodd is a broad, gently tilted grass plateau, and its only marker is a small cairn tucked at the western apex, well away from where you cross. In cloud it is entirely possible to walk over this fell without ever standing on the top of it.

So it is a compass summit. Beyond the gentle shoulder the ground steepens over rocky crags on the western side, so a bearing matters on the way off as well as on. Our round with the other Dodds and Calfhow Pike is 11.1 km with 819 m of ascent; the long Hart Side round is 24.4 km, graded severe for length. High, open and shelterless, it holds snow and becomes a whiteout navigation problem in winter.

Questions drawn from real Google “People also ask” searches; answers written and fact-checked by us. · Reviewed 2026-08-30 · Suggest a question or correction (opens in new tab)

Watson's Dodd

Is it worth going? — Today’s conditions & 7-day summit forecast

Watson's Dodd at a glance

Watson's Dodd

Field notes

Routes up Watson's Dodd

Classifications & hill data

The short answers

Is Watson's Dodd a Wainwright?

Where do you park for Watson's Dodd?

My hikes over Watson's Dodd (Strava)

Parking & buses for Watson's Dodd

Best parking to hike Watson's Dodd

Getting to Watson's Dodd by bus

Hazards on Watson's Dodd

Hazard & Incident Information for Watson's Dodd

Navigating Watson's Dodd in cloud

Map & nearby Birketts

Birketts near Watson's Dodd (within 3 km)

Routes over Watson's Dodd

On the hill: terrain and water on Watson's Dodd

Water & shelter on the way up

The view from Watson's Dodd

The 360° skyline from Watson's Dodd

Sunrise and sunset on Watson's Dodd

Last light — when the sun leaves Watson's Dodd

What you can see from Watson's Dodd

Places to stay near this fell

Fornside Farm Cottages (opens in new tab) guest house

Dale Head Hall Lakeside Hotel (opens in new tab) hotel

Lowthwaite Bed and Breakfast (opens in new tab) guest house

Frequently asked questions about Watson's Dodd

Other fells near Watson's Dodd