Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors

The English Lake District, Cumbria, United Kingdom

Loop trail in The English Lake District, Cumbria, United Kingdom. Hiking.

Distance
2.8 mi (4.5 km)
Elevation Gain
1,227 ft (374 m)
Est. Time
1 hr 30 min
High point
1,890 ft (576 m)
Difficulty
Moderate
Route type
Loop

Features

Along the way

From OpenStreetMap. Check before you rely on water or toilets.

Questions about Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors

How long is Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors?

Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors is 2.8 mi (4.5 km) long. Most people take about 1 hr 30 min. It climbs 1,227 ft (374 m) in total, up to a high point of 1,890 ft (576 m).

How hard is Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors?

GoTrails rates it Moderate, from its length and how much it climbs.

Where do you park for Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors?

No parking mapped: check before you drive.

Are there water and toilets on Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors?

No water mapped: bring all you need. No toilets mapped.

Is Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors shaded?

No shade: full sun.

Can you bring a dog on Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors?

Yes, dogs are allowed, according to OpenStreetMap.

What can you do on Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors?

Best for Hiking.

Where can you eat near Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors?

The Sawmill Wasdale, 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from the start. 1 more places to eat.

Is this a good week for Greendale and Middle Fell Walk, North Lakes Outdoors?

GoTrails turns the 7-day forecast at the start and at the high point into a clear go / no-go: temperature, rain, storms, wind, heat, air quality and daylight, with a suggested start time. This week’s call is at the top of this page.

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