Map route of this short Grasmere Walk:
Distance: 3.6 Miles
Time: 2 hours (with stops)
Difficulty: Easy
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The elevation of this short Grasmere walk - it's not that hard going :-) |
Photos of this Grasmere circular walk:
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Looking back along Loughrigg Terrace - it's not that much of an uphill walk to get here really for the fine views the place offers - and there's even a seat to admire view! |
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The best view of Grasmere lake is from Loughrigg Terrace and it's quite an easy walk to do |
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This walk does include a little bit of walking on quieter roads as you come into Grasmere Village and you will pass lots of quaint cottages |
A longer Grasmere walk that includes Rydal Water & Rydal Caves via 'The old Coffin Route'
Distance: 6.7 Miles
Time: 3 hours (with stops)
Difficulty: Moderate
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The cave at Rydal Water - it's worth extending your your walk if you have time to see this man-made cathedral like structure from the old quarry. |
As ever I hope you have enjoyed this little write up and photos and it inspires you to want to visit the area and give the route a go. If you have any questions about this route - just post a comment and I'll try and answer.
Blog Post by Stuart Hodgson, 'The Hiking Photographer'
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