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Rides from the bike bus Cartmel Loop
About
Cycle route around the Cartmel Peninsula starting and finishing at Fell Foot.Book Tickets
Facilities
Accessibility
- Disabled toilets
- Wheelchairs available
Catering
- On-site catering
- On-site light refreshments
- Picnic site
Groups
- Facilities for groups
Parking
- Parking with charge
Property Facilities
- Gift shop
- Public toilets
Routes
- Description of route - Fell Foot-Staveley in Cartmel-High Newton-Cartmel-Field Broughton Newby Bridge-FellFoot
- Length of route (miles) - 12
- Typical duration of route - 2-3 hours
Site Features
- National Trust Property
- Regional Tourist Board Member
Tripadvisor
Awards
- Cumbria Awards
Member of Cumbria Tourism 2016
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
On the A592, one mile from Newby Bridge
Parking: charges apply, except to National Trust members
Nearest station: Grange Over Sands 6 miles. Windermere 8 miles
Most of the paths are wheelchair accessible. Mainly gravel paths.Limited coach parking in lay-by outside park entrance. Dogs on leads welcome.
Accessible by Public Transport: Windermere station is 8 miles away.
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