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Over the Pennines Section 1 - Alston to Milburn- Following the Eden Section 2 - Milburn to Kirkby Stephen
- Exploring the Dales and Howgills Section 3 - Kirkby Stephen to Sedbergh
- From the Dales to the Lakes Section 4 - Sedbergh to Bowness-on-Windermere
- Through Furness Woodlands and Foothills Section 5 - Bowness-on-Windermere to Ulverston
- Along the Furness Coast Section 6 - Ulverston to Furness Abbey
Explore the six main sections of the Westmorland Way, each shaped by the distinctive landscapes and geographical features that you’ll have the opportunity to discover along the route.
- Section 1: Over the Pennines - Alston to Milburn (16 miles (26km), taking up to 2 days)
- Section 2: Following the Eden - Milburn to Kirkby Stephen (23 miles (37km), taking up to 3 days)
- Section 3: Exploring the Dales and Howgills - Kirkby Stephen to Sedbergh (Low route:16 miles (26km), High route: 18 miles (29 km), taking up to 3 days)
- Section 4: From the Dales to the Lakes - Sedbergh to Bowness (27 miles (43km), taking up to 4 days)
- Section 5: Through Furness woodlands and foothills - Bowness to Ulverston (21 miles (34km), taking up to 3 days)
- Section 6: Along the Furness Coast - Ulverston to Furness Abbey (17 miles (27km), taking up to 2 days)
Overview of the route
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Sections of the route
Kirkby Stephen to Sedbergh (Low route:16 miles (25km), High route: 18 miles (29 km), taking up to 3 days)- Bowness to Ulverston (21 miles (34km), taking up to 3 days)
- Ulverston to Furness Abbey (17 miles (27km), taking up to 2 days).
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