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From the south
Leave the M6 at junction 37 (Sedbergh), and turn right onto the A684 towards Sedbergh. After 200 yards, turn sharp left into an un-numbered minor road and follow this for just under 3 miles to the point where the WCML runs alongside.

From the north
Leave the M6 at junction 38 (Tebay) and take the A685 towards Kendal. After 4 miles bear left onto the B6257 towards Sedbergh. After passing under the M6 at Lowgill, turn right onto the un-numbered minor road that leads to the A684 and follow if for half a mile until the WCML is alongside.

Parking on the roadside at the location.

None at the location, the nearest ones are the Tebay services on the M6.

The main attraction of this location is head-on shots of trains sweeping round tight curves.Palisade fencing, albeit green, has been erected along the top of the bank, whilst not too intrusive this may put some off for this shot. This will also mean that steps will be required at this location to get a view over the fence.
NB Northbound trains arrive from under the M6 without warning.
The noise from the nearby M6 is incessant, this also prevents you from hearing northbound trains.

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