Cumbria Way
The Cumbria Way is a classic 76 mile walk across the Lake District from South to North. On your walk from Ulverston to Carlisle, though the natural beauty of the Lake District, you will follow in the footsteps of the romantic poets Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey and discover how being immersed in the inspiring scenery of the Lake District inspired them to create some of the country’s best-known verse.
The Cumbria Way begins in the market town of Ulverston, with its cobbled streets and festival atmosphere and takes you north via Coniston, Great Langdale, Rosthwaite, Derwent Water, Keswick and Caldbeck to Carlisle.
A predominantly low level walk, but with some significant climbs, the Cumbria Way is a fine way to explore the best of the English Lake District in a week of inn to inn walking.
A fairly gentle walk from the historic market town of Ulverston through fields, quiet country lanes and on quiet paths alongside the lake to ...
Enjoy the iconic scenery and fine fell views as you head towards the heart of the Lake District with plenty of opportunities to break at ...
A stunning walk through valleys, farmland, and fields combined with a challenging ascent of Stake Pass as you climb up its rugged and steep slope.
A relaxing route with easy walking through woods, fields and along the lake with views of the surrounding fells, ending in the 'Adventure Capital ...
Experience remote landscape as you follow the route to Skiddaw House, then Lingy Hut before getting to the highest point on the Cumbria Way at High ...
Experience a unique landscape as you leave Keswick behind and follow the route to Skiddaw House, then continue through remote fells to the off-the ...
A fairly easy but long walk as you follow River Caldew for most of the day through rolling farmland to Dalston and along a cycleway to the border ...
A fairly easy but long walk as you follow River Caldew for most of the day through rolling farmland to Dalston and along a cycleway to the border ...