Over Muncaster Fell from Ravenglass
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"A fine linear walk from Ravenglass to Eskdale Green, returning on La'al Ratty."
Walk directions
Leave the car park by the footbridge over the railway lines, then follow the path to a road. Turn right, signposted ‘Roman Bath House’. Pass a campsite, then use a footpath alongside the lane to reach the Roman bathhouse.
Continue along the access lane then fork left on a track signposted ‘Esk Tr’. Turn left again before houses and follow another track up a little wooded valley. Pass a little lake then walk between fields. Enter another wood, then turn left by the Muncaster Castle ticket office and shop, and out to the A595.
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Terrain
- Clear tracks and paths, muddy in places
Landscape
- Woodlands, moderately rugged fell and gentle valley
Dog friendliness
- Under close control where sheep are grazing
Parking
- Village car park at Ravenglass, close to station
Toilets en route
- Near the car park at Ravenglass station
About the walk
Muncaster Fell is a long and knobbly fell of no great height. The summit rises to 758ft (231m), but is a little off the route described. A winding path negotiates the fell from end to end and this can be linked with other paths and tracks to offer a fine walk from Ravenglass to Eskdale Green. It’s...
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About the area
Cumbria's rugged yet beautiful landscape is best known for the Lake District National Park that sits within its boundaries. It’s famous for Lake Windermere, England’s largest lake, and Derwent Water, ‘Queen of the English Lakes', but other lesser-known areas in the south, such as the Lune Valley and the coastal towns, are secret gems of wide cobbled streets and rolling hills.
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The Pennington Hotel
The Pennington Hotel has a prominent location in the small coastal village of Ravenglass and offers a very relaxed atmosphere. The bedrooms are comfortable and some have beautiful views...
The Lutwidge Arms
This Victorian roadside inn is family run and offers a welcoming atmosphere. Its name comes from the Lutwidge family of Holmrook Hall, whose lineage included Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, b...
Seven Acres Caravan Park
This sheltered park is close to quiet west Cumbrian coastal villages and beaches, and also handy for Eskdale and Wasdale. There is a good choice of pitches, some are hedged bays for pri...
Yattus Cottage
A stone-built 17th-century cottage with three bedrooms and heaps of period character, Yattus offers a homely sitting room with a beamed ceiling, a dining room with a wood-burning stove,...
Yattus
A stone-built 17th-century cottage with three bedrooms and heaps of period character, Yattus offers a homely sitting room with a beamed ceiling, a dining room with a wood-burning stove,...
Church Stile Farm & Holiday Park
A superb, secluded park surrounded by mature trees, hedging and Lakeland-stone walls in a peaceful valley setting. The combination of indigenous trees and summer wildflowers creates stu...
Oak Chalet
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The Chalets
At The Chalets you will find four Self-catering cottages, close to the village of Boot. Each chalet is spacious and beautifully furnished. Set in large, mature riverside gardens on the ...
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