Walks from Newlands Valley, Cumbria
🌿 Rounded fell ridges, valley farmland, mountain horseshoe
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⛰ Easy to Very Challenging
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The Newlands Valley runs south-west from Derwentwater into a horseshoe of attractive, accessible fells including Catbells — the most popular short fell walk in the entire Lake District — and the higher, quieter summits of Causey Pike, Knott Rigg and Robinson beyond. The valley itself is scattered with traditional farms and a tiny church.
A peaceful farming valley just a short drive or boat trip from Keswick, the Newlands Valley offers some of the most rewarding and varied fell walking in the northern Lakes, from the gentle and family-friendly Catbells to the more demanding Newlands Horseshoe.
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Hawes End and Newlands Hause car parks (limited). Keswick Launch to Hawes End; bus to Braithwaite
Swinside Inn, Farmers Arms (Braithwaite), Little Town village hall café (seasonal)
- Catbells from Hawes End
- Causey Pike & Scar Crags
- Robinson & Hindscarth
- Newlands Horseshoe full circuit
- Knott Rigg from Newlands Hause
- Little Town & the valley floor
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🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Newlands Valley is covered by OS OL4. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Cumbria Way (nearby)





