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Staveley

Cumbria


Slow Ways linking Staveley and Kendal, Shap, Tebay, Windermere

England / Cumbria / Staveley

Staveley’s four Slow Ways are 63% checked

Drawn: 4/4
reviewed: 2/4
verified: 2/4
and surveyed: 2/4

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Walk to Staveley from further afield

Slow Way Route To do
Staveley—Kendal
Staken one

Enjoy me Distance 8km/5mi Ascent 120m Descent 73m
Staveley—Kendal
Staken two Enjoy me Distance 9km/5mi Ascent 174m Descent 127m
Staveley—Kendal
Staken three Review me Distance 9km/6mi Ascent - Descent -
Staveley—Shap
Stasha one Pioneer me Distance 25km/15mi Ascent 787m Descent 629m
Staveley—Tebay
Stateb one Pioneer me Distance 25km/16mi Ascent 793m Descent 904m
Staveley—Tebay
Stateb two Pioneer me Distance 25km/15mi Ascent 843m Descent 954m
Windermere—Staveley
Windsta one Enjoy me Distance 9km/6mi Ascent 257m Descent 222m

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Collective progress

61% of Staveley’s four route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified

7/7

drawn

4/7

reviewed

3/7

surveyed

3/7

verified

9 people have contributed to Staveley’s Slow Ways

6 people have pledged to walk and review a route

3 people have surveyed a route in Staveley

35km out of 110km have been walked and reviewed

104km of reviews have been shared in Staveley

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This was a great walk, very nice views especially on the Dales Way, a great addition. Great walk and mainly off the road....

Patricia B

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This route follows the River Kent most of the way and what a superb route it is, following the Dales Way alongside the river for a good length of the route....

Paul Chilcott

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An excellent walk over the low fells to the south of the main road between these two places....

Paul Chilcott

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Nearer to Kendal it is necessarily less pleasant but keep an eye out for the otters (very) occasionally seen along the river bank. I agree it is more enjoyable to follow the river/Dales Way between Staveley and Cowan Head...

Pete

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We walked it from Staveley to Windermere, which has the advantage of great views of the higher Lake District fells....

Jo Wood

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From the outskirts of Burneside I took the path across the field, which then runs paralell to the railway line before entering a small housing estate, crosses the line, heading on streets for a little before, doubling back under the railway bridge to then take the riverside path into Kendal. I suggested as a third alternative to the 2 routes already linking Staveley and Kendal but my version (mainly off-road) doesn't seem to have been uploaded on the website yet....

Alison Gilchrist

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Staveley—Kendal

Alison Gilchrist added Staken three, a new walk from Staveley to Kendal

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Staveley—Kendal

Alison Gilchrist pledged to walk Staken two

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Very nice walk, a bit of care in navigation needed, potential for a bit of mud and unevenness underfoot in some places. One small tweak - at the Staveley end of the walk it makes sense to cross the footbridge with green railings (see my 3rd photo), rather that take the southeast-then-northwest diversion round it....

Luke Reader

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Mary Oz surveyed Staken two

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Staveley—Kendal

Mary Oz added Staken two, a new walk from Staveley to Kendal

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The route leaves Staveley on a path slightly separated from the road and next to the River Kent. It leaves the road just before the level crossing and follows the Dales Way alongside the river to Cowan Head....

Mary Oz

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Mary Oz surveyed Staken one

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Staveley

Mary Oz surveyed Staveley

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The route leaves Staveley on a path slightly separated from the road and next to the river. The path goes to the right of the buildings then across a garden via a waymarked gate and another stone wall stile....

Mary Oz

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The route leaves Windermere via several residential roads with a width-restricting barrier near the start....

Mary Oz

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The problem section is from Staveley to Cowan Head, which takes the footpath from the road out of Staveley (just before the railway crossing) and navigates via Cragg Farm. Finally, the descent to Cowan Head is again on an overgrown / underused path....

simoninthelakes

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simoninthelakes took this photo on Staken one

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This an easy steady flat route, mainly following the route of the Dalesway along the River Kent...

JanMet

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Staveley

charlottejmurray surveyed Staveley

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Staveley—Kendal

Slow Ways added Staken one, a new walk from Staveley to Kendal

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Staveley—Shap

Slow Ways added Stasha one, a new walk from Staveley to Shap

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Staveley—Tebay

Slow Ways added Stateb one, a new walk from Staveley to Tebay

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Staveley—Tebay

Slow Ways added Stateb two, a new walk from Staveley to Tebay

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Windermere—Staveley

Slow Ways added Windsta one, a new walk from Windermere to Staveley

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Staveley, Thu 9 May

15°

Partly cloudy

Staveley’s Slow Ways starting point

Grid ref

SD4708998224

Lat / Lon

54.37676° / -2.81606°

Easting / Northing

347,089E / 498,224N

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Facilities

Users have reported that the following facilities can be found within 1km of Staveley's meeting point

Public toilet

Wheelchair accessible toilet

Supermarket or convenience shop

Restaurant, cafe or pub

Accommodation

Accommodation for under £50 a night

Campsite

Bothy

Free wifi

Mobility scooter hire

Off-road wheelchair hire

Disabled Parking

Train station

Bus stop

Ferry

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