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Name:Hunger Hills
Hill number:16261
Height:148.4m / 487ft
Parent (Ma):2665  Lambrigg Fell
RHB Section:34D: Southern Cumbria
County/UA:Westmorland and Furness
Catchment:Kent
Class:Unclassified
(Un)
Grid ref:SD 57433 80937
Summit feature:in field 10m E of hedge
Drop:27.9m
Col:120.4m  SD 5747 8121  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 97
(1:25k) OL7S
Survey:obvious summit
Comments:Tump deleted Dec 2021
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 27 users)ByDate of Ascent
A round out of Burton-in-Kendal bagging Dalton Hill, Hutton Roof Crags, Longfield Hill, Highheads Wood, Hunger Hills, Farleton Fell and Hanging HillPhilipChaston28/01/2024
Parked just off the road at the start of the access track 200m SSW of Carlingwha Farm. Large turn-in so no danger of blocking access. Walked down the road to beyond the bridleway and took an easy direct ascent up the mast access track.moorsman20/04/2023
Managed to squeeze car into area beside track through woods about 200 metres North of the footpath. Then accessed footpath but like others used the farm track which winds nicely up through two more gates to reach summit without having to walk over the grass crops.nickywood121/03/2020
A grassy lump in near darkness, with sizzling air- the effect of dreek on overhead cables. Definitely felt hungry on our last hill of the day.Denise 24/01/2020
Squeezed the car in at SD 5732 8120 without blocking the field gate. Farm track meanders up to near the hill top. 3 gates, all easy openers.jonglew30/11/2018
Catastrophic wardrobe failure on running descent (behind back of tractor driver whilst he was on an outward leg of mowing field to north). Complete sole of one of my trusty old Walsh fell shoes came off. Miraculously I had feared this and was carrying spare trainers - lovely and sparklingly clean - alas not for long. 16th of 24 tumps on a 14 hr 50km linking walk / jog with Darren. Dozens of young partridges on track east which scuttled along ahead of us. (dazzled by my new trainers?)Chris Pearson16/07/2016
Up from bway, down via farm track. Big tractor trundling round last time I tried. Now just his fat tyre tracksRHW05/09/2015
Just up from farm parking off road bt FP finger post. Across field then cut up to summit. Back down hard standing track to road and short pull back to parking.nordicstar01/02/2015
Along bridleway that starts E of Lupton Hall farm, then up to R edge of copse. Over fence into field, rounded grassy summit near hedge, not far from pylon.Aye Jimmy28/12/2014
Took farm track almost to top of hill.citygent27/10/2014
Parked at start of bridleway to N of summit. Descended by the drier pylon access roadjimbloomer13/01/2014
Rambling Ray08/03/2023
pwithnall06/03/2022
Martin R26/09/2021
David8411/09/2021
conanharrod07/02/2021
DC11main11/07/2020
RichardM24/01/2020
carole engel01/01/2019
Adrian30/07/2018
mae07/01/2017
Wycombe Wanderer12/11/2016
ngthack12/10/2016
Alan Caine09/07/2016
GaryJones12/02/2016
GordonAdshead09/11/2014
Dave Geere16/02/2014