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who is recovering from illness, she has been very ill but wants a 'nice walk in the sunshine' tomorrow followed by a nice meal something around 5 miles at a slow pace, I thought
ennerdale
catbells
any other options
Langdale valley. Start at Skelwith Bridge (or there abouts)head up along valley floor to Elterwater. come back via little langdale and colwith force. Loads of variation and places to stop for food. Oh and a great walk
Gobarrow Fell would be ideal - NT tea shop and car park at the start/finish.
Don't know where you're starting, but if it's Keswick end - ferry across Derwen****er to the far side of the lake just north of Grange, various paths up to meet the Allerdale Ramble, a lovely easy terrace halfway up the side of Catbells, follow this back north and then down at the foot of Catbells to another landing stage for ferry back to Keswick.
Round Buttermere for the walk. The food ?
I'd do martinhutch's walk, but the other direction - ferry to hawse end, walk along the mid level catbells path and down to grange. Can either extend and do the allerdale ramble or just stay in grange for tea/cakes before ferry home
Tarn Hows, I take my overseas visitors there for a stroll round the tarn and they always love it. Watch out for the sign on the road from Grizedale to Coniston.
If it's buttermere then the kirkstyle for food, round derwent is a nice easy walk.
Takes notes of these for when I'm fit enough to walk!!
Rachel
Glenridding/patterdale then walk round the ullswater bridleway to how town, and the ullswater steamer back to the start. Lovely walk, just undulating.
Thanks to one and all grand day out following martin h route but inscardey pants direction with a slight extension down the ramble, she is planning on another walk soon so great suggestions 😀