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Accessible routes around the Lake District Cumbria

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Accessible Routes

Explore the Lake District Cumbria using these accessible routes and itineraries. Find out more about accessible boat trips, trails, lakeshores, beaches, and fells.

There are also three specially designed accessible itineraries to discover – created as part of the Cumberland Inspiring Itineraries project funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

Further ideas include the 'Miles without Stiles' routes in the Lake District National Park and the 'More to Explore' routes around the Morecambe Bay area.

This page has been developed, in part, through work from the Cumberland Adventure for Everyone Programme which is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and is supported by Cumberland Council and Sellafield.

Unlocking the Outdoors
Experience the great outdoors with this two-day itinerary taking in nature, walks, and delicious food and drink.
Accessible Carlisle: A Great Day Out
Spend the day in Cumbria's only city. Carlisle has plenty to offer, with a rich history and heritage; vibrant arts and culture scene; and plenty of accessible attractions, from gentle walks to interesting museums.
Accessible Coastal Adventures
The stunning scenery of the Cumbrian Coast makes it a beautiful place to explore. There are plenty of accessible attractions to enjoy, from heritage transport to immersive museums.
Holeslack Accessible Trail

Take this accessible circular route for a flavour of the Sizergh estate, from ancient woodlands and traditional Westmorland orchards to historic farm buildings and parklands.
Derwent Water and Cockshot Accessible Loop

A stile-free circular downloadable trail along the Derwent Water foreshore and back via Cockshot Wood with views over the lake to Cat Bells and Causey Pike.
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Accessible Trail to Broomhill Point Viewpoint

This is a stile-free out and back route which takes you too Broomhill Point with views out to Cat Bells and Causey Pike including a section of boardwalk through Ings Wood.
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Tramper Hire

Hire a 'tramper' all-terrain mobility scooter which is safe to use on most kinds of rough ground but also good on pavements and walkways.
Miles without Stiles
51 routes around the Lake District National Park for those with or without limited mobility. The routes have 3 grading levels - suitable for 'all', 'many', or 'some', based on gradients and surface conditions.
Ways Around The Bay

Discover Morecambe Bay's accessible routes for all users.
Free accessible Trails from Hiking Household

The Hiking Household has developed a series of accessible trail maps which are part of a national Live Longer Better Programme, supported by Sport England and delivered by Active Cumbria.