Where2Walk in the Lake District
The best 100 walks in the Lake District
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All the walks here I have walked in the past year or so, therefore the information is up to date. The comments though are my personal view and anyone under taking one of these walks is doing so at their own risk, my recommendation is always to get the appropriate map and follow this whilst using the information supplied here as a guide.
To make it easier to find the walk most suitable for you I have divided the walks in to 5 different categories:
When you have found the walk for you, you can either download a file for your GPS or print the walk on a single page. It is all free. When you print the page the text and the map print but the photography does not.
Devoke Water
L099- Largest tarn in the Lake District
- Wide ranging views north and west
- Fishing for brown trout
Derwentwater via Walla Crag
L092- Outstanding views of the lake
- Walla Crag has a good summit area
- Pleasant stroll along the shoreline
Steeple & Haycock
L068- Climb/descend two cracking ridges
- Views down Ennerdale and Pillar
- Steeple is a dramatic summit
Heights of Kendal Fell
L085- Great views from the ‘Heights’
- Pretty walking in the lush woodland
- Pleasant for locals and visitors alike
Lands west of Ennerdale
L067- Attractive hidden dell
- Great views from Dent Fell
- Part section of the Coast to Coast
Bassenthwaite to Threlkeld
L029- Passes remote and tranquil countryside
- Dash Falls is a beautiful waterfall
- Add graceful Great Calva
Martindale & Beda Head
L101- Remote road end walking
- Undulating ridge with great views
- Look out for the herds of red deer
Great Carrs & Wetherlam
L091- An unusual horseshoe from Little Langdale
- Dramatic cliff scenery below great Carrs
- Explore interesting Wetherlam
Yewbarrow
L059- Some excellent scrambling up and down
- Views in all directions are excellent
- A picture perfect little mountain
Upper Borrowdale
L079- Easy walking in Borrowdale
- Views over Derwentwater and the fells
- Try to include little Castle Crag
