Walks from Kendal, Cumbria
🌿 Limestone escarpment, fell valley, riverside, farmland
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Kendal is the southern gateway to the Lake District — a busy market town of grey limestone buildings on the River Kent, where the Dales Way begins its 78-mile journey north to Ilkley. Scout Scar, just above the town, gives a dramatic limestone escarpment with panoramic views across Morecambe Bay and the Lakeland fells.
A well-served town with good independent shops and direct rail access to the Lake District, Kendal makes an excellent and affordable base. The Kentmere horseshoe — one of the classic Wainwright rounds — starts just ten miles north.
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Town centre car parks. Oxenholme station (West Coast Main Line) — 1.5 miles from centre
The Brewery Arts Centre café, The Ring O’Bells, 1657 Chocolate House
- Scout Scar
- Kentmere Valley & Reservoir
- Longsleddale
- Potter Fell & Gurnal Dubs
- Dales Way south
- Sizergh Castle circular
- All Cumbria towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Kendal is covered by OS OL7 / Explorer 19. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Dales Way
- Cumbria Way (nearby)





