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    Difficulty
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    Moderate
    Elevation
    This reflects the total elevation gained throughout this route as measured by the GPS file. This includes all ascents and descents, and is higher than what is quoted in most route guides, which simply measure the distance between the starting-point and high-point of the route.
    384 m
    Distance
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    11.7 km
    Duration
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    3-4.5h
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    Intermediate (Square)
    Suitable for intermediates who are ready for a little bit more adventure.
    Physical DIFF
    Intermediate (Square)
    Suitable for intermediates who are ready for a little bit more adventure.
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    Whitbarrow Scar via Lord’s Seat Walk

    Whitbarrow Scar via Lord’s Seat Walk
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    The Whitbarrow Scar via Lord’s Seat is a nice walking route towards the southern edge of the Lake District that will take you uphill for some pleasant views of the surrounding landscape. While out on the trail, you will pass through a variety of terrain that includes beautiful stretches of forest, exposed hilltops, and open farmland terrain. This walk is great for beginner and casual walkers looking to explore the scenic landscapes of the Lake District without too much difficulty.

    Route Description for Whitbarrow Scar via Lord’s Seat Walk

    The Whitbarrow Scar via Lord’s Seat Trail is a popular walking route in the southern part of the Lake District due to its good variety of terrain and charming views of the picturesque English countryside. The trail initially climbs up the hillside through the woodland terrain of Whitbarrow Scar, traversing the summit before pushing onto the next summit viewpoint at Lord’s Seat. Here, you will enjoy some breathtaking views that stretch out across the vast expanse of the Lake District before you. After making a descent along the hillside to the north, the trail will loop around to the south and pass by Witherslack Hall Farm before passing the welcoming Hiker’s Rest Self-Service Cafe. From here, it is a quick walk along the foot of the hill to return to the trailhead where you started.

    Getting to the Whitbarrow Scar via Lord’s Seat Walk Trailhead

    To reach the parking area for the Whitbarrow Scar via Lord’s Seat Trail from Lindale, drive east on B5277 for 1.9 km and take the second exit at the roundabout onto A590. Follow this for 3.2 km and turn left, where you will find a layby on the right for parking in 114 m.

    Route Information

    • When to do:

      March-November

    • Backcountry Campsites:

      No

    • Pets allowed:

      Yes - On Leash

    • Family friendly:

      Older Children only

    • Route Signage:

      Average

    • Crowd Levels:

      Moderate

    • Route Type:

      Lollipop

    Whitbarrow Scar via Lord’s Seat Walk Elevation Graph

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