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Al Topping Cave walk

Little Langdale to Cathedral Caves Walk

Little Langdale Walk

Little Langdale & Elterwater Walk

The Outdoor Guide shares The Lake District Borrowdale walk with Julia Bradbury. A family friendly walk for the adventurous.

Borrowdale – Best Walks

Killington New Bridge

Stile Free Easy Access Walk from Killington New Bridge, Yorkshire Dales

Lake Coniston Walk

Lake Coniston and Grizedale Forest 4×4 Accessible Walk

Cartmel

Walks from Grange over Sands around Cartmel

Whitehaven Walk

St Bees to Whitehaven Walk by Beth Pipe

Millom Walk

Millom Walk by Beth Pipe

© Beth Pipe

Cark Coastal Walk by Beth Pipe

© Beth Pipe

From Drumburgh to Bowness-on-Solway by Beth Pipe

River Rawthey

An Accessible Walk along the River Rawthey

Mallerstang

An Accessible Walk in Mallerstang, Cumbria

A challenging climb to the summit of Blencthra with a sturdy 4x4 all terrain wheelchair ...

An Accessible Walk To The Summit of Blencathra

This short one mile trek gets you down to the shoreline of Ullswater to spend some lazy time watching the life of the lake and taking in the stunning views.

A walk along the shore of Ullswater

Smardale Gill

Smardale Gill Viaduct Accessible Walk, Cumbria

HF Holidays are a leading walking holiday company and this is a sample walk that you can explore to get a flavour of what they offer.

HF Holidays and a lovely walk around Buttermere, Lake District

This is a wonderful walk at Derwentwater in Cumbria.

Derwentwater Walk, Cumbria

This is a wonderful walk at Portinscale and Thornthwaite in Cumbria.

Portinscale & Thornthwaite Walk, Cumbria

In this gentle circuit, woodland walking along the lower slopes of Ullock Pike is combined with paths across the elds beside Bassenthwaite, the district’s only true ‘lake’.

Mirehouse & Bassenthwaite Lake Walk, Cumbria

This is a wonderful walk at Buttermere in Cumbria.

Buttermere Walk, Cumbria

This is a wonderful walk at Castlerigg and Low Rigg in Cumbria.

Castlerigg & Low Rigg Walk, Cumbria

This is a wonderful walk at Threlkeld and Glenderra Beck in Cumbria.

Threlkeld & Glenderra Beck Walk, Cumbria

This is a wonderful walk at Rosthwaite and Watendlath in Cumbria.

Rosthwaite & Watendlath Walk, Cumbria

This is a wonderful walk at Seatoller and Seathwaite in Cumbria.

Seatoller & Seathwaite Walk, Cumbria

The Calf is the highest peak in the Howgill Fells and Cautley Spout is the highest above ground waterfall in England, giving you two spectacular landmarks in one wonderful hill walk.

Cautley Spout & The Calf Walk, Howgills

There is a good track, suitable for a powered wheelchair. There is parking near by, but all accessible amenities are either in the café at Threkeld or in Keswick.

Latrigg accessible walk, Lake District

Debbie North, AccessTOG’s Ambassador takes on this walk to High Cup Nick in her 4x4 wheelchair. ...

Dufton to High Cup Nick accessible walk, Cumbria

This is the route for Michael VJ Jones's West Kirby and The Hilbre Islands Circular Wirral Way Coastal Walk.

Michael VJ Jones’s West Kirby and The Hilbre Islands Circular Wirral Way Coastal Walk

Forest of Bowland walk

Forest of Bowland walk, Lancashire

The Sandstone Trail

The Sandstone Trail, Cheshire

Coffin Route

Ambleside to Grasmere Coffin Route, Lake District

Crosby Beach

Crosby Beach walk, Merseyside

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Scafell Pike walk, Lake District

Catbells

Cat Bells walk, Lake District

High Cup Nick

High Cup Nick walk, Cumbria

Old Man of Coniston

Old Man of Coniston walk, Lake District

Sycamore Gap

Sycamore Gap and Hotbank Crags, Hadrian’s Wall

Buttermere walk

Buttermere walk, Lake District

This classic route up Helvellyn, England’s third highest peak, via the dramatic ridge of Striding Edge is one of the Lake District’s greatest walks ...

Helvellyn via Striding Edge walk, Lake District

Podgill Viaduct accessible walk, Cumbria

Podgill Viaduct accessible walk, Cumbria

Brough Castle accessible walk, Cumbria

Brough Castle accessible walk, Cumbria

National Trust Lyme Park walk, Cheshire

National Trust Lyme Park walk, Cheshire

National Trust Speke Hall walk, Merseyside

National Trust Speke Hall walk, Merseyside

Wray Castle & Blelham Tarn walk, Lake District

Wray Castle & Blelham Tarn walk, Lake District

This short Lake District walk up Stickle Ghyll to Stickle Tarn takes in dramatic waterfalls and spectacular Langdale views – and promises a cracking pint at journey’s end

National Trust Sticklebarn Pub Walk, Lake District

Grange over Sands is a pleasant small town terraced across a hillside overlooking the huge expanse of Morecambe Bay, with wonderful views over the bay and out to sea.

Grange-over-Sands and Kents Bank Walk

Eggerslack Wood is a well diversified woodland, covering a large area of hillside.

Eggerslack Wood Walk

The Lancaster Canal Trust is engaged in a long term project to reinstate as much of the original canal as possible, including very ambitious plans in Kendal.

Crooklands and the Lancaster Canal Walk

Cartmel Fell is a loosely defined upland area a short distance to the east of the lower part of Windermere. Bounded on the east by the Winster Valley and on the west by Gummers How.

Cartmel Fell Walk

The Cartmel and Hampsfield Fell Walk

Cartmel and Hampsfield Fell Walk

The Cark and the Cumbria Coastal Way walk

Cark and the Cumbria Coastal Way

The Arnside Knott Walk in Cumbria

Arnside Knott Walk

Skiddaw House accessible walk, Lake District

Skiddaw House accessible walk, Lake District

The walk starts in the high street of Kirkby Lonsdale. The walk takes you along footpaths and little lanes to the village of Whittington ...

A walk in Kirkby Lonsdale

Smardale Gill is a nature reserve managed by Cumbria Wildlife Trust and the beautiful arched viaduct at the centre of this route will take your breath away ...

Beth’s Smardale Gill Nature Reserve Walk

Caldy Valley Nature Park: Nestled between housing developments, has developed into a place where birds and mammals now visit and stay

Caldy Valley Sensory Walk

It initially heads up through woodland then the path splits in two. This walk follows the route up the north breast of the fell, taking the engineered zigzags ...

A Wainwright Walk with Julia Bradbury: Catbells

A Wainwright Walk with Julia Bradbury: Crinkle Crags and Bowfell

A Wainwright Walk with Julia Bradbury: Crinkle Crags and Bowfell

Helvellyn Walk with Julia Bradbury - Wainwright Walks Helvellyn

Helvellyn Walk with Julia Bradbury – Wainwright Walks Helvellyn

The walk begins at the heart of Grasmere village, and through the National Trust estate at Allan Bank. The route follows Easedale Road then into the woodland at the foot of Helm Crag ...

A Wainwright Walk with Julia Bradbury: Helm Crag

A Wainwright Walk with Julia Bradbury: High Street

A Wainwright Walk with Julia Bradbury: High Street

Leaving Black Sail Youth Hostel head up the valley to cross the River Liza. The bridge takes you up to Black Sail Pass, at the top of the pass turn northwest and step onto the main ridge that leads you to the summit ...

A Wainwright Walk with Julia Bradbury: Pillar

Julia Bradbury heads off up Castle Crags, a small but spectacular fell in the jewels of the Borrowdale Valley in this walk as seen on BBC series Wainwright Walks.

A Wainwright Walk With Julia Bradbury: Castle Crag

Scafell is the highest mountain in England standing at 3210ft. Start at Seathwaite Farm near Seatoller, the walk is gradual as it follows Derwent River up to Stockley Bridge ...

A Wainwright Walk With Julia Bradbury: Scafell Pike

Blencathra – or Saddleback as it is also known – rises to just under 3,000-feet in the northern Lake District ...

A Wainwright Walk With Julia Bradbury: Blencathra

This walk ascents from Gatesgarth Farm, then turns away from Buttermere up Scarth Gap Pass that leads you through Low and High Wax Knott. Then there are a variety of different paths here that lead you up to the cairn at Haystacks.

Haystacks Wainwright Walk with Julia Bradbury

If wonderful views over Loweswater towards Crummock Water and Grasmoor, woodland paths and a wonderful 16th century pub at the end are your thing, then this is the trek for you!

Fangs Brow to Loweswater accessible walk in the Lake District

The National Trust Undiscovered Formby Walk is a real treat. It encompasses woodland and sand dunes full of wildlife followed by a vast golden sand beach. There are a variety of car parks for this walk, the main one has toilet facilities and is a short walk from the beach.

National Trust Undiscovered Formby Walk

Beautiful scenery over Keswick and Derwent Water up a climb to 368m high. This route takes you alongside some of the old railway lines that connected Cockermouth, Keswick and Penrith together. Thus creating Keswick as a grand 1970’s Victorian tourist resort ...

Latrigg from Keswick walk, Lake District

A wheel friendly walk encompassing Friar's Crag viewpoint. It starts in the large car park just on the outskirts of Keswick.

Friar’s Crag accessible walk, Keswick, Lake District

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