An impressive finger of limestone that juts out into the Duddon Estuary, Dunnerholme is a good spot for lunch. Whilst you shelter from the wind, take in the beautiful estuary views and sweeping sands. Further afield Black Combe rises beyond Millom and to the north are distant profiles of the Coniston and Scafell mountains.

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