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Lake District Walks

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By *entleman Jay OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Wakefield

Sorry it’s a bit niche. I’m going up to the Lakes. It’s stunning this time of year and the forecast is good.

What is your favourite walk?

Mine is probably Buttermere, Fleetwith Pike, Haystacks loop.

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By *avid 50Man
4 weeks ago

kendal

At this time of year all walks are a good, the cool days mean you can see for miles and there is less people about the colours are beautiful and contrary to belief the lake district is clean and tidy

Come and enjoy the Cumbrian hospitality

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By *alcon77Man
4 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon

I think I've probably done about 80 walks in the lakes over the last 15 years..

One favourite route is "rydal water"..quite near ambleside, (start at the Rydal water car park.) What i like about this is you don't particularly need a map. You can just wander for half the day and there's a lot of circular routes that you can stumble across.

The ennerdale area of the northwest is really quiet, good walking place, even at the height of tourist season /summer (most people flock to windermere).

If you can do a walk around Ullswater, that's worthwhile. Love that location. That whole place feels prehistoric.

If you happen to be near Keswick, you can head towards adore falls waterfall. Only about a mile away from the town. Incredibly scenic.

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By *alcon77Man
4 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon


"I think I've probably done about 80 walks in the lakes over the last 15 years..

One favourite route is "rydal water"..quite near ambleside, (start at the Rydal water car park.) What i like about this is you don't particularly need a map. You can just wander for half the day and there's a lot of circular routes that you can stumble across.

The ennerdale area of the northwest is really quiet, good walking place, even at the height of tourist season /summer (most people flock to windermere).

If you can do a walk around Ullswater, that's worthwhile. Love that location. That whole place feels prehistoric.

If you happen to be near Keswick, you can head towards adore falls waterfall. Only about a mile away from the town. Incredibly scenic.

"

*ladore falls* I meant to type ( near keswick)

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By *vaRose43Woman
4 weeks ago

Forest of Dean

On the other side of the M6 is my soul food, the Yorkshire dales. Can’t help with the lakes walks but if you decide to explore the dales let me know and I can reccomend a few walks

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By *alcon77Man
4 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon


"On the other side of the M6 is my soul food, the Yorkshire dales. Can’t help with the lakes walks but if you decide to explore the dales let me know and I can reccomend a few walks"

What would be a favourite to recommend?

I've only down one walk in Yorkshire ..(that was hardcastle crags near Hebden bridge)

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By *oxychicWoman
4 weeks ago

Nottinghamshire

Only been lakes once was great. But I like the peak district to

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By *oinerbillMan
4 weeks ago

warrington

Amazing place

we have a place near Grassmere, great walks over to Skelwith bridge and up langdale, wonderful

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By *inaTitzTV/TS
4 weeks ago

Titz Towers, North Notts

Hardknott pass

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By *entleman Jay OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Wakefield


"I think I've probably done about 80 walks in the lakes over the last 15 years..

One favourite route is "rydal water"..quite near ambleside, (start at the Rydal water car park.) What i like about this is you don't particularly need a map. You can just wander for half the day and there's a lot of circular routes that you can stumble across.

The ennerdale area of the northwest is really quiet, good walking place, even at the height of tourist season /summer (most people flock to windermere).

If you can do a walk around Ullswater, that's worthwhile. Love that location. That whole place feels prehistoric.

If you happen to be near Keswick, you can head towards adore falls waterfall. Only about a mile away from the town. Incredibly scenic.

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I’ve done walks around Rydal and Grassmere. Absolutely stunning.

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By *alcon77Man
4 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon


"I think I've probably done about 80 walks in the lakes over the last 15 years..

One favourite route is "rydal water"..quite near ambleside, (start at the Rydal water car park.) What i like about this is you don't particularly need a map. You can just wander for half the day and there's a lot of circular routes that you can stumble across.

The ennerdale area of the northwest is really quiet, good walking place, even at the height of tourist season /summer (most people flock to windermere).

If you can do a walk around Ullswater, that's worthwhile. Love that location. That whole place feels prehistoric.

If you happen to be near Keswick, you can head towards adore falls waterfall. Only about a mile away from the town. Incredibly scenic.

I’ve done walks around Rydal and Grassmere. Absolutely stunning. "

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