A mapped moment from the high Pennines. This digital print captures the snow poles lining the steep access road to Great Dun Fell — the steepest continuous road ascent in the UK, climbing to over 850m above sea level. At the summit stands England’s most remote radar station, part of the national air traffic control system, quietly watching over northern skies.
Taken during a real walk just after sunrise, this image blends elevation, isolation and quiet drama — a ripple‑rooted reminder of how far a path can take you.
Perfect for personal use: print it at home, use it as a screensaver, or add it to your own mapped collection.
This is a digital download only. No physical item will be shipped. For personal use only — not for resale or commercial reproduction.