Scenic drive
Wrynose Pass
Little Langdale, North West England
Steep, narrow mountain road between Little Langdale and the Duddon, ending at the Three Shire Stone.
- Cost
- Free
- Booking
- No need to book
- Time to allow
- 45 min
Wrynose is the shorter, less famous sibling of Hardknott Pass and is every bit as steep, with gradients up to 1 in 4 and tight bends. At the top is the Three Shire Stone, which marks where three old counties met. Take it slowly, give way to oncoming cars and plan to link it with Hardknott and the Roman fort.
Good to know
- Not suitable for caravans or large campervans
- Check weather, the road can ice up in winter
- Best time
- Dry day, early
- Open
- All year, can be icy in winter
- Getting there
- Single-track mountain road with passing places and steep gradients
- Vehicles
- No campervans
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