Furness Way

This trail across the southern Lake District, from the shores of Morecambe Bay to the Irish Sea, is a journey of immense scenic beauty. Walking mainly in the old Furness region of Lancashire, you’ll enjoy sweeping estuaries, rolling fells and beautiful Lakeland valleys.

Highlights Walking through the rolling outlying fells of the southern Lake District Views back over Coniston Water as we cross the Walna Scar Pass Descending through beautiful Eskdale to the sea at Ravenglass

Detailed information

	Itinerary
	Dates and prices
	Your accommodation and meals
	Travel to and from your holiday
	Average temperatures
	Why not try...

Itinerary

76 miles with 11-14 miles and usually up to 1,900ft of ascent in a day (one day of 3,000ft).

Day 1: arrival day.
Day 2: from the sands of Morecambe Bay at Arnside to Sizergh Castle and Brigsteer.
Day 3: enjoy panoramic views over the southern Lake District from Whitbarrow Fell on the walk to Lindale.
Day 4: through limestone countryside to Greenodd.
Day 5: walk along the undulating fells above Coniston Water to Monk Coniston.
Day 6: follow the Walna Scar Pass through the Coniston Fells to Duddondale, before continuing to the head of Eskdale.
Day 7: along beautiful Eskdale and over Muncaster Fell to the sea at Ravenglass.
Day 8: departure day.

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Dates and prices

Premium Single & Twin Supplement: £5 per person per night

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Your accommodation and meals

You’ll stay at HF Holidays’ own Country House at Conistonwater, with transport to and from the route provided each day.

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Travel to and from your holiday

This is not included in the price of your holiday.

By train:

The following websites should help you to plan your journey:

By road: www.theaa.com
By rail: www.thetrainline.com
By coach: www.nationalexpress.com

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Average temperatures

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