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This route takes you from Roose station on the outskirts of Barrow-in-Furness to the impressive remains of Furness Abbey, then onto Dalton.- An easy walk to Claife Viewing Station via the pretty Cockshott Point. Easily accessible from Windermere train station.
- Between sea and mountains the narrow coastal strip at the southwest corner of Cumbria makes a superb place to stretch your legs.
- Given clear conditions Ponsonby Fells elevation and isolation from the clutter of surrounding peaks make it an outstanding viewpoint.
- The old Roman Road from Ravenglass crosses this ridge and heads into the heart of the Lakes District. Following it makes an interesting walk with lots to see.
- As the train makes its way around the Duddon Estuary the impressive profile of Black Combe dominates the skyline. This peak has some of the best long distance views in the country.
- At the summit of this walk enjoy a wonderful 360 ̊ panorama view, which on a clear day, includes most of the Lakeland peaks.
- The remains of a Roman fort and bathhouse are still visible today and make a fascinating focal point for a walk that explores this intricate stretch of coastline.
- For those interested in flora and fauna this is a fascinating place to walk. A diverse range of things to see include deer, birds, butterflies and lizards, and some very special plants.
- This narrow gauge steam railway heads from Ravenglass and winds its way through the beautiful valley of Eskdale to its terminus at Dalegarth at the foot of Scafell Pike.
- From low fells to wide open salt marshes and with picturesque hamlets thrown in for good measure this walk from Millom has something for everyone.
- A fascinating stretch of coast where it is believed that during Roman times a signal beacon was based on the highest point.
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