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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, which reflect the geographical features that can been seen along each part of the trail:
- 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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