Around Jugger Howe you can see a number of Bronze Age burial cairns which are thousands of years old. The moorland landscape is wonderfully-remote and affords a real sense of solitude, too.

RichD

January 18, 2025

During World War Two, Jugger Howe Moor was used as a training site for military tanks and has never really recovered, hence a restoration project was commenced in 2020 to restore a couple of hectares on the very top of the moor, around the concrete hard standing that still exists.

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Distance 1.37 km

Uphill 10 m

Downhill 70 m

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Thursday 23 October

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