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Mountain to Lakeshore Walks |
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This project has produced three self-guided trails which journey through the Bassenthwaite Lake catchment, all ending in Keswick: Dunmail Raise to Derwentwater 'Mines, Mountains and Mr McGregor's Garden - 'Honister to Keswick The trails tell the story of the landscape through which they pass in words and pictures. They are available for download in four different formats:
The information is produced for guidance only and we recommend you also use an appropriate OS Map. Select your choice from the menu below.
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Click on the links below to download pdfs of the Mountain to Lakeshore walks
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Dunmail to Derwentwater
Click here to download a pdf of the leaflet
Honister to Keswick
Click here to download a pdf of the leaflet
In Skiddaw's Shadow - from Threlkeld to Keswick
Click here to download a pdf of the leaflet
These podcasts can be downloaded into any device that will support mp3 or mp4 files. There's also some supplementary information you can take with your podcast. We recommend you also take an OS map.
Dunmail to Derwentwater
Click here to download a podcast
and here for a supplementary map and notes on the route.
Honister Pass to Keswick
Click here to download a podcast
and here for a supplementary map and notes on the route.
Threlkeld to Keswick
Click here to download a podcast
and here for a supplementary map and notes on the route.
In this section you can download gpx files to use in any GPS device. We recommend you also use an appropriate OS Map.
Dunmail to Derwentwater (12 miles)
Click here to download a gps route file
Honister Pass to Keswick (10 miles)
Click here to download a gps route file
Threlkeld to Keswick (7 1/2 miles)
Click here to download a gps route file
You can follow the mapped walk and listen to the audio guide using your Apple iPhone, or with many Android & Symbian handsets. To read the files, you need to have the ViewRanger GPS mobile app installed. Click here to check whether your phone is support by ViewRanger.
Click here to find out more about taking part in our projects and our 2010 training programme