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Ambleside & Langdale walking routes

Smartwool walking routes – Ambleside and Langdale

The Ambleside and Langdale areas of the Lake District are a perfect destination for adventurers and a round of the Langdale Pikes is a Lake District classic.

These Ambleside and Langdale walking routes sponsored by Smartwool cover over 7.8 miles to take in stunning views, and ticking the peaks of

Ambleside & Langdale walking routes
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Pavey Ark, Harrison Stickle, Thorn Crag, Loft Crag and Pike of Stickle before returning via Mickleden packhorse way.

The Jenkin Crag Bridleway makes for a superb walk of just over 4 miles with outstanding long range views. For a really special day make use of the ferry service to get to the start point.

This walk takes in the four main peaks that form the Pikes followed by a steady descent back to the start via the ancient packhorse route of Stake Pass and Mickleden.

Set high above the eastern shores of Lake Windermere, a high level route makes a superb walk through lanes, woodland and hamlets whilst at the same time delivering outstanding long range views.

Distance: 4.6 – 7.8 miles (7.4km – 12.5)
Time: 4 – 6hours
Height gain: 300 – 860m
Mixed Terrain

Before setting off on any of these walks please plot the route on an appropriate map: OS Landranger 90, OS Explorer OL 7

Smartwool Routes – A set of golakes walking guides sponsored by Smartwool.
Each guide contains two walks designed to give both new and seasoned explorers inspiration to get out and discover more of this fantastic landscape.
Areas covered are; Ambleside, Keswick, Stavely and Kentmere.

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16/01/2012

Categories: A, LTags: Adventure Capital, Adventurers, Ambleside, Borrowdale, Buttermere, Coniston, Explorers, Ferry Service, Good Food, Height Gain, Jenkin, Jennings Brewery, Kentmere, Lake District, Lake District And Cumbria, Lake Windermere, Landscape Areas, Langdale, Langdale Pikes, Little Ones, Loft, Os Landranger, Patterdale, Pavey Ark, Real Ale, Rydal, Smartwool, Stake, Stavely, Stickle, Stunning Views, Thorn, Walking Guides, Wasdale

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