Walks from Hawkshead, Cumbria
🌿 Wooded fells, tarns, lakeshores, forestry
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⛰ Easy to Moderate
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Hawkshead is one of the most beautifully preserved villages in the Lake District — a car-free centre of whitewashed buildings and medieval courts where Wordsworth went to school — and it sits amid some of the finest and most varied walking in the southern Lakes, between Coniston Water and Esthwaite Water.
A car-free village with a good range of accommodation and cafés, Hawkshead makes an excellent and pleasantly quiet walking base. The National Trust owns much of the surrounding land and maintains the paths to a high standard.
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Car park at village entrance (charge). No cars in village centre. Bus from Ambleside (Cross-Lakes Shuttle, seasonal)
The Queen’s Head Hotel, The King’s Arms, Poppi Red café
- Tarn Hows
- Latterbarrow
- Claife Heights above Windermere
- Grizedale Forest sculpture trail
- Esthwaite Water circuit
- Wray Castle
- All Cumbria towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Hawkshead is covered by OS OL7. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Cumbria Way (nearby)





