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Arrive in the charming market town of Ulverston, nestled between Morecambe Bay and the Lake District National Park. Surrounded by rolling countryside, Ulverston is also the birthplace of Stan Laurel (of Laurel & Hardy fame), where you can visit the Laurel & Hardy Museum on Upper Brook Street.
Overnight in Ulverston.
Follow the scenic banks of Ulverston Canal, the deepest and widest in England, before continuing around Beacon Tarn. A short detour to Beacon Fell offers stunning views of the Coniston Fells. End your day with a peaceful walk along the shores of Coniston Water.
Overnight in Coniston.
Walk through the beautiful Tarn Howes, surrounded by woodland and offering breathtaking views of the Langdale Pikes. Consider a short detour to Colwith Falls, then cross the River Brathay near Skelwith Force waterfall. Pass through the picturesque village of Elterwater and finish the day with stunning views of the Langdale Pikes.
Overnight in Great Langdale.
Begin by traversing the lower slopes of the Langdale Pikes, climbing towards Mart Crag Moor. Take a detour to Black Moss Pot, a favourite spot for wild swimming, before continuing through Greenup Gill and Rosthwaite. Follow the River Derwent through the scenic Jaws of Borrowdale to Derwentwater, and enjoy the lakeside path or ferry to Keswick.
Overnight in Keswick.
Choose between the high-level route over High Pike (2157 ft / 658 m) with panoramic views extending to Scotland, or the gentler low-level route skirting the fells. Both options lead to the historic village of Caldbeck, home to the 12th-century St Kentigern’s Church and the grave of local huntsman John Peel.
Overnight in Caldbeck.
Cross the river near St Kentigern’s Church and follow peaceful riverside paths along the River Caldew through Sebergham. Pass Rose Castle, the residence of the Bishop of Carlisle, then rejoin the river and Hadrian’s Wall Path, finishing at the Market Cross in Carlisle.
Overnight in Carlisle.
After breakfast, depart Carlisle or extend your stay to explore more of this historic city.
6 nights’ bed and breakfast accommodation in comfortable inns, guesthouses, and small hotels
Hassle-free transportation of your luggage between accommodations
Comprehensive route notes and detailed maps for the entire trail
6 hearty breakfasts to start each walking day
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