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Cartmel Fell Church Walk [Newby Bridge] - National Park Guided Walk
A 4.5 hour volunteer-led guided walk over Cartmel Fell (views of Lyth Valley) to visit Cartmel Fell church. Some steep ascents and descents.
Date and time
Location
Gummers How Car Park - Forestry England
Fell Foot Brow Staveley-in-Cartmel LA11 6NX United KingdomAbout this event
- Event lasts 4 hours 30 minutes
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Grade descriptions
All our walks are graded from 1 to 5, to ensure you can choose the walk that’s right for you. But what does each number mean? The grades are based on a combination of factors including: terrain, accessibility (gates, stiles, path width), gradient, length, duration, total ascent and highest point.
Families are welcome on all of our walks, but not all are pushchair friendly so please read the route descriptions.
Grade 1
Walk length: 3 – 7 km (1.8 – 4.5 miles)
Approximate duration: 1.5 to 2.5 hours
Grade 1 walks are easy and accessible walks that go at a leisurely pace and follow generally flat or rolling paths with gentle hills. The paths are wide, firm and have no barriers to access such as steep sections, steps or stiles. The walks are suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs.
Grade 2
Walk length: 3 – 5 km (1.8 – 3.1 miles)
Approximate duration: 2 to 2.5 hours
Grade 2 walks are around villages and are focussed on a tour of historical and other points of interest. They may include some short ascents and descents. The path surface might be pavements, earth, grass or stone and – while generally firm – it may have some loose or uneven sections, or be soft underfoot after rain. You may also encounter steps, gates and narrow sections. Most of our grade 2 walks are very suitable for families, and some are pushchair friendly (please check route descriptions).
Grade 3
Walk length: 4 – 8.7 km (2.5 – 5.5 miles)
Approximate duration: 2.5 to 5 hours
Grade 3 walks may include some moderate ascents and descents. The path surface might be earth, grass or stone and – while generally firm – it will have some loose or uneven sections, or be soft underfoot after rain. You will also encounter steps, gates or stiles and narrow sections. Most of our grade 3 walks are suitable for families.
Grade 4
Walk length: 6 – 12.5 km (3.7 – 7.8 miles)
Approximate duration: 4 to 6 hours
Grade 4 walks are generally full day walks that include hilly ground and require a reasonable level of fitness. You might encounter climbs up some steeper sections. The surfaces may be rough and uneven, with rocky or muddy sections, and you may also find yourself walking up irregular steps, over stiles or through narrow gates and gaps.
Grade 5
Walk length: 7 – 13 km (4 – 8 miles)
Approximate duration: 4 to 6 hours
Grade 5 walks are our most challenging full day walks which involve going onto the fell summits. These walks require a good level of fitness and full walking kit appropriate for the weather conditions. Some people may find walking poles useful. You may encounter sustained climbs up some steeper sections. The surfaces can be rough and uneven, with rocky or muddy sections, irregular steps, stiles or narrow gates and gaps.
Locations
We have guided walks across the Lake District National Park, from Keswick, Ullswater, Thirlmere and Buttermere in the Northern Lakes, to Windermere, Coniston, Grasmere, Ambleside, Hawkshead, Eskdale and Ravenglass in the Southern Lakes.
Donate to the National Park
All our walks are free to book. If you wish to make a donation to give back to the National Park, you can do so via the Lake District Foundation.