Watson's Dodd

Watson's Dodd rises to 789 meters above sea level, featuring rocky paths and grassy slopes characteristic of the Cumbrian mountains in northern England.

The mountain forms part of an ancient ridge system that has shaped the northeastern sector of the Lake District through geological processes spanning millions of years.

Local mountaineering groups regularly organize guided walks to Watson's Dodd, introducing visitors to traditional hill walking practices of the Lake District region.

Hikers can access Watson's Dodd through multiple established trails, with designated parking areas available at the base of the mountain for convenient entry points.

The summit provides clear views of neighboring peaks Clough Head and Great Dodd, creating natural compass points for orientation in the northern Lake District.

Elevation above the sea: 789 m

GPS coordinates: 54.56692,-3.02896

Latest update: March 19, 2025 00:00