Cumbria Coastal Way
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Start: Silverdale Station
Distance: 182 miles (293 km)
Grid Ref: SD476751
Climbing: 2,964 metres
Walk time: 80-100 hours
Days: 10-20
Ordnance Survey Explorer Map (1:25,000)
OL4 Lake District North Western Area
Lake District South Western Area
Lake District South Eastern Area
303 Whitehaven and Workington
314 Solway Firth
315 Carlisle
323 Eskdale and Castle O’er Forest
Lake District South Western Area
Lake District South Eastern Area
303 Whitehaven and Workington
314 Solway Firth
315 Carlisle
323 Eskdale and Castle O’er Forest
Summary:
The Cumbria Coastal Way is a waymarked long distance footpath stretching for 182 miles (298 km) from the Cumbrian boundary with Lancashire to the Scottish border. The coastal way commences at Silverdale, which overlooks Morecambe Bay, and passes around the southern Cumbrian peninsulas, through the beautiful Lake District National Park and along the coast to the Solway Firth before ending at the famous border town of Gretna. Parts of the path at its northern end join up with Hadrian's Wall National Trail.
Useful Links:
Cumbria Coastal Way Guidebook
Wikipedia
Visit Cumbria
Long Distance Walkers Association
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