🥾 On foot
Walking routes in Cumbria
Walking and hiking routes you can reach car-free, each with a map, GPX download, and the scenic bus or train to the start.
- 464 walks
- 80 counties
Walks
Showing 1–8 of 8
EasyAcorn Bank to Temple Sowerby Walk, Acorn Bank
Cumbria
An easy 5 km circular from Temple Sowerby through quiet Eden Valley woodland and pasture, taking in the leafy Acorn Bank estate.
⛰ +143 m⏱ 1 hr 30 min
EasyChurch Fell walk, Sizergh
Cumbria
A short, easy linear walk onto Church Fell above Sizergh, climbing gently through Helsington for wide views over the Lyth Valley and Kent estuary.
⛰ +105 m⏱ 60 min
EasyDownstream to Derwent Walk, Borrowdale and Derwent Water
Cumbria
An easy 3-mile downhill ramble from Honister Slate Mine into the heart of Borrowdale, following Hause Gill toward Derwent Water.
⛰ +135 m⏱ 1 hr 15 min
EasyFurness Haematite Trail
Cumbria
An easy 4.6 km linear walk through the Furness countryside, following a trail shaped by the area's haematite mining heritage.
⛰ +125 m⏱ 1 hr 15 min
EasyHeversham Trail
Cumbria
A short circular walk from the village of Heversham up to Heversham Head, with wide views over the Kent estuary and the southern fringes of Cumbria.
⛰ +134 m⏱ 1 hr 15 min
EasyHincaster Trail
Cumbria
An easy 4 km circular through gentle south Cumbrian countryside from Hincaster village, with views towards Woodhouse Hill.
⛰ +86 m⏱ 1 hr
EasySizergh Fell, Sizergh
Cumbria
A short, easy circular over Sizergh Fell in south Cumbria, taking in the Sizergh Cairns with wide views towards the Lakeland edge.
⛰ +93 m⏱ 45 min
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Storth Trail
Cumbria
A short circular walk through the Cumbrian villages of Storth and Sandside, taking in old lime kilns and quiet estuary-edge lanes.
⛰ +84 m⏱ 45 min