Cumbrian Fells in winter

Walking in South Cumbria

Listed below are some tried and tested walks. Some start and finish in the village or are within a 15 - 45 minutes drive from Storth. All walks are circular and take around 2 hours. Most start and finish near a good pub.

Storth to Hazelslack	Storth to top of quarry	Torver to Coniston	Longlands - Burton - Priest Hutton	Storth - Teddy Heights - Fairy Steps
Lythe Valley - Whitbarrow Scar	Winster	Casterton	Crosby Ravensworth	Bowland Bridge
Castlerigg Stone Circle	Tosca near Kirkby Lonsdale	Dent	Barbon	Higher Tiberthwaite
Halton	Satterthwaite	Condor Green - Aldcliffe rtn (8m)	Legburthwaite (Steep ascent/decent)	Fairy Steps from Storth
Wray	Troutbeck	Troutbeck 2	Elterwater - (Skelwith and Colwith Forces)	Sedgwick
Lowick Common	Sedburgh	Cartmel Fell	Bouth	Arkholme
Dallam Deer Park	Cockerham	High Newton	Far Sawrey	Bowland Bridge (all on roads)
Cark in Cartmel	Satterthwaite2	Sedburgh	Longlands Hotel	Staveley
Thirlmere	Cowan Bridge	Swinside	Abbeystead	Bouth 2
Broughton Mills	Kings Meaburn	Simpson Ground	Finisthwaite	Pooley Bridge
Flookburgh	Shap-Hardendale	Rigmaden	Great Langdale	Borrowdale
Heversham Head	Heversham	Condor Green	Askham	Oxen Park
Force Mills	Foulshaw	Bowland Bridge (Roads)	Warton Crag	Birkrigg Common
Ulverston Canal	Burneside	Silverdale	Ings	Crooklands
Bigland Tarn	Source of the Bela	Smardale Gill	Ulverston	Rigmaden Bridge
Haverthwaite	Gait Barrow	Brigsteer	Broughton Mills	Dolphinholme
Torver High Common	Strickland Arms	Latterbarrow	Lythe Valley	Loughrigg
Staveley-Potter Tarn	Lupton	Hampsfell	Glasson Dock	Over Kellett
Strawberry Bank	Askham	Torver

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