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Slap bang in the middle of Borrowdale is Castle Crag. It's rather small, this perfectly formed little peak, but it nevertheless managed to resist the erosive forces of the valley glacier and remains today with its head high above the trees. A walk…
Hadrian's Wall Path National Trail is the long-distance footpath that runs through the World Heritage Site. 84 miles of glorious walking through rugged moorland, rolling fields and dynamic urban landscape. And if 84 miles sounds a little daunting,…
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-The Cumbrian Costal Way is a continuous route from the boundary with Lancashire to the town of Gretna in the Scottish Borders. It is suitable for walkers of all abilities and can be walked in it's entirety or walked in sections. Much of the…
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Keswick, Cumbria, CA12Cumbria
Tucked high amongst the fells in a secluded and hidden valley on the eastern side of Borrowdale is the picture perfect hamlet of Watendlath. It sits nestling in a glacier-carved hollow beside the mirrored waters of a tarn and surrounded by trees,…
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Keswick, CumbriaCumbria
Slap bang in the middle of Borrowdale is Castle Crag. It's rather small, this perfectly formed little peak, but it nevertheless managed to resist the erosive forces of the valley glacier and remains today with its head high above the trees. A walk…
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Keswick, Cumbria, CA12Cumbria
The sequentially stepped peaks of Cat Bells, Maiden Moor and High Spy on the western side of Borrowdale form the backbone of the second day's walk. Although of only moderate height their position high above the glistening waters of Derwentwater and…
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Keswick, Cumbria, CA12Cumbria
From Keswick the peaks that surround Coledale are an intriguing sight. They are close enough to draw the eye yet far enough away that only their silhouettes show. From this angle each of the main peaks show angular and clean cut lines that look…
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Cicerone Press, Juniper House, Murley Moss Business Village, Oxenholme Road, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 7RLTelephone
01539 562069Oxenholme Road, Kendal
Walkers, cyclists, trekkers and mountaineers have trusted Cicerone for nearly fifty years to ensure they have a great time on the hill, trek, walk or ride.
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CumbriaTucked away at the head of Grisedale between Ruthwaite Cove and Nethermost Cove is the East Ridge of Nethermost Pike. It lacks the pure quality of Striding Edge, but this is more than made up for by its truly wild setting. Positioned above big drops…
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Ulverston Town Council, Town Hall, Queen Street, LA12 7AR, LA12 7ARQueen Street
This stage features the many becks, stiles, farmyards and field paths between Ulverston and Gawthwaite on the southern boundary of Britain’s largest National Park. There are patches of craggy moorland around Beacon Tarn and the rough, but distinct…
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-Maryport to Ireby - 27 miles. A gently graded and meandering route which takes in the coastal village of Allonby before levelling inland to Aspatria and Mealsgate.
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-Ulverston to Carlisle - a relatively low level south to north crossing of the Lake District National Park. Seventy miles following tracks and paths along valleys and over passes in splendid, varied scenery.
Guide Book: The Cumbria Way and the…
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-Arnside to Ravenglass - 75 miles. Crossing wide river estuaries and a wild mountain pass, this route covers a fascinating part of the South Lakeland area. This walk completes a circuit of 254 miles of the Lake District with the Westmorland and…
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-A unique feature of this walk is that it can be broken into sections using the popular Settle-Carlisle railway.
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Cumbria, CA23 3ARDay 2 takes in Ennerdale Water, the most westerly of the lakes, Anglers Crag and Ennerdale Forest all in the surround of mountainous country that includes Great Gable, Green Gable, Kirk Fell, Pillar, High Crag, and Haystacks. The route continues to…
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The highest peaks of the Howgills cry out to be walked from Sedbergh. Their rolling flanks sweep down to the edge of the village offering soft green folds that draw the eye skywards. At the heart of the range is a cluster of flat topped peaks which…
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At the eastern edge of the Howgill Fells, the shapely peaks of Kengriff and Yarlside stand a lonely vigil. Set in stunning surroundings, they have all the very best qualities you would expect of the area, but for some reason they tend to get a…
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Yewdale, Arnside Intake, Tarn Hows and Monk Coniston make up an intricate network of small valleys on the
North side of Coniston; collectively they are widely regarded as making up some of the most romantic scenery in the Lake District. Most people…-
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Sedbergh, CumbriaCumbria
Winder might only be a small hill but its position directly behind Sedbergh gives it amazingly strong presence. Its wonderfully smooth flanks form a dramatic sculpted backdrop to the houses and lanes of Sedbergh making it feel like a proper mountain…
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Coniston, Cumbria, LA21 8EHCumbria
It's hard to imagine visiting Coniston without climbing Coniston Old Man. It hangs over the village like the Matterhorn hangs over Zermatt. Smaller of course, but in the same way it is an integral part of the landscape. Most people attempt it via…
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