walks
Trail information
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Hawkshead
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Goosey Foot
Tarn
28 0
260
120
Esthwaite Lodge
Youth Hostel
1 80
1 60
Moor Top
Juniper
Tarn
H i g h
M a n
High Barn
60
16
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1 40
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Lawson Park
22 0
10
25
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16
20
0
From Bogle Crag car park
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2
High Dale
Park
2
1 80
0
16
8
1 60
6
1 40
5
4
200
14
180
29
Grizedale
Tarn 20
12
1 60
22 0
3
220
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16
38
1 60
0
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23
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30
31
22 0
1 40
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20
0
Grizedale
Visitor Centre
Carron
Crag
314m
1 00
0
240
0
3
Silurian Way • • •
Grade: Strenuous
16km (10 miles), 5 hours
The ultimate Grizedale walk! A grand
tour of the forest with many different
artworks and views along the way.
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24
27
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28
Grizedale Tarn Trail • • •
Grade: Moderate
5.5km (3.5 miles), 2 hours
There are over twenty man-made tarns
in Grizedale. Discover Grizedale Tarn, the
only natural tarn in the forest.
1 20
1 40
26
Machell's
Coppice
0
15
1 80
20 0
22 0
28 0
1 60
16
24
14
0
19
Bogle Crag
1 80
80
Satterthwaite
21
20 0
20
1 60
24 0
220
14
1 00
20
0
1 60
14
0
1 80
18
le Beck
Low Parkamoor
Grizeda
41
F a r r a
G r a i n
From Blind Lane car park
1 60
17
0
13
20
1 40
42
0
60
Discover
24
0
1 20
Wood Moss
Tarn
1 80
0
30 0
14 0
1 60
1 20
80
0
38
20 0
22
37
Blind Lane
18
0
1 80
280
20 0
Key to map
100
Force Mills
0
280
28 0
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Be ce
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60
Fo 35
30
1 60
60
1 00
If you enjoyed Grizedale, take
the time to visit Whinlatter, for
more forest trails, views,
wildlife and Wildplay!
forestry.gov.uk/
whinlatter
Waymarkers
Public
bridleway
Public
footpath
Cafe
Forest track
Picnic area
Bridleway
Viewpoint
Footpath
Camping
1 Sculptures
20
1 20
40
0
Why not visit
Whinlatter Forest?
80
0
26
0
1 60
26
0
26
0
0
16
280
28
26
300
30
0
30 0
36
14
28 0
Low Dale Park
0
39
Grizedale has one of the highest
Go Ape courses in the country! Try
Tree Top Adventure to experience
high wires, tricky crossings and
zip wires and Forest Segway for a
different view of the forest. Booking
is essential. Call
Go Ape on 0843
770 3908 or visit
goape.co.uk
28 0
Bowkerstead
10
Go Ape at Grizedale
Grade: Strenuous
2.5km (1.5 miles), 1 hour
A short walk with views over Coniston
Water, the lake famous for the Bluebird
water speed record.
1 60
40
High Bowkerstead Trail • • •
Short trail: Grade: Strenuous
4km (2.5 miles), 1½ hours
Long trail: Grade: Strenuous
6.5km (4 miles), 2½ hours
A steep climb to a spectacular viewpoint.
See ‘Last Rays of an English Rose’ by
Keir Smith along the way.
From Machell's Coppice
car park
Machell's Coppice Trail • • •
1 80
30 0
32
Bogle Crag Trail • • •
Short trail: Grade: Moderate
4km (2.5 miles), 1½ hours
Long trail: Grade: Moderate
5km (3 miles), 2 hours
The iconic artwork ‘Taking a Wall for a
Walk’ by Andy Goldsworthy, created in
1990, is well worth a visit on this trail.
1 80
0
12 0
26
From The Yan
Ridding Wood Trail • • •
1 00
200
1 60
22
Carron Crag Trail • • •
Grade: Strenuous
5km (3 miles), 2 hours
Aim for the highest point in Grizedale
(314m). See how many art works you can
spot and enjoy a well-earned picnic at
the top whilst enjoying panoramic views
of the Lake District.
Grade: Easy access surfaced trail
1.5 km (1 mile), 45 mins
The shortest and easiest trail at Grizedale
through some unusual and ornate trees
as well as beautiful oak woodland.
80
240
Brantwood
34
From the Visitor Centre
Millwood Trail • • •
Short trail: Grade: Easy
1km (0.75 miles), 45 mins
Long trail: Grade: Moderate
2.5km (1.5 miles), 1 hour
A short introduction to the forest as you
walk under the Go Ape course and
alongside some of the oldest trees at
Grizedale (many over 100 years old).
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High Cross
20 0
1 20
Hawkshead Hill
Walking
trail
Biking
trail
The North
Face bike
trail
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200
400
600
800
0.3 miles
1km
0.6 miles
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