Every walk, on one page.
Counts on this page as of the last build, .
A word before you go: many of these routes cross high, open fell-tops, where the going is demanding in any weather and far harder when cloud comes down. Know how to navigate before you set out: read our guide to Lake District navigation.
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Dogs and kind on the knees are judged from the gates and stiles mapped along each route (our Stile & Gate Census). Dogs also needs no more than a few rocky steps and exposure graded Easy or Moderate by us, by Lee on the ground or as our judgement from the map and the route’s record; a band the map only suggests does not count. The filter shows only a clear yes, and the mapping can be incomplete, so a route that is missing is not a no. Times are a fast-to-steady walking range, not a promise. Pushing a pushchair? That has its own list: pushchair-friendly walks.
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Eastern 24
Far Eastern 51
Central 28
Southern 47
Northern 24
North Western 33
Western 29
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About these routes
Hand-mapped routes for the whole Lake District — fell days, gentle lakeshores, waterfall wanders and family strolls. Every one has a downloadable GPX track and honest notes on how hard it really is.
Each route has its own guide with a map, elevation profile, the fells it bags, parking and buses, safety notes and a GPX download. A Walked tick means Lee has walked that route himself; without one, the route is mapped and described but not yet walked by him. Every route on the site is listed above — gentle lakeshore loops and big fell rounds alike. Use the filters to narrow by time, difficulty, region, or who’s coming with you. Every grade follows the rules on how we grade and time routes, and each route page says which of its grades were set on the ground.
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Looking for something gentler? Our Easy & family walks collects the Lake District's low-level lakeshores, waterfalls, tarns and easy viewpoints — short, scenic walks with pushchair- and young-kids-friendly flags so you know what you're taking on. Browse the easy walks →
Walks grouped into collections
Prefer a themed pick to a big map? Our collections group the fells and routes into ready-made days — classic horseshoes, scrambles, good-in-poor-weather picks, car-free walks and more.
All collections
Every themed group in one place — horseshoes, scrambles, car-free days and dozens more.
Classic horseshoes
Circular routes that link four or more summits and finish near where they started.
Scrambles & edges
Hands-on ridges and airy edges, from Striding Edge to Jack’s Rake.
Good in poor weather
Routes graded low for both navigation and exposure.
Lake District walks by difficulty
Every route grouped by the size of the day, Easy to Severe, with the exposure grade alongside.
- Car-free
Fells by bus
Summits you can reach car-free, on the Lakeland bus network.
Quick fells
Big views for little effort — short climbs when time is tight.
- Low fells
Save for a bad day
Low fells (all under 400 m) — the ones to save for a poor-weather day.