Walks from Cartmel, Cumbria
🌿 Limestone fell, bay shore, valley farmland, ancient woodland
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Cartmel is a perfectly preserved medieval village centred on its magnificent priory church, set in a quiet valley between the Lakeland fells and Morecambe Bay. The limestone fell of Hampsfell rises directly above the village, giving extraordinary views across the bay to the Pennines and the Welsh mountains.
A tiny, hugely popular village famous for its priory, sticky toffee pudding and racecourse, Cartmel makes an unusually civilised walking base for the southern Lakes fringe — excellent food and accommodation within easy reach of the Lakeland fells.
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Small village car park — arrives early, very busy at race meetings. Cark & Cartmel station (Lancaster–Barrow line)
L’Enclume, Rogan & Company, The Cavendish Arms
- Hampsfell & the Hospice viewpoint
- Morecambe Bay from Grange-over-Sands
- Bigland Tarn
- Holker Hall circular
- Lindale & Hare Moss
- Cark & Flookburgh levels
- All Cumbria towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Cartmel is covered by OS OL7. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Cistercian Way
- Cumbria Coastal Way





