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Coast to Coast Walk
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Coast to Coast Walk

GB
303 km · 17 stages · ↗ 6,972 m · 785 m highest point

The Coast to Coast Walk is a long-distance footpath running between the west and east coasts of Northern England, nominally 190 miles (306 km) in length. Devised by Alfred Wainwright, it passes through three contrasting national parks: the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales, and the North York Moors. The currently measured distance is reported as 182 miles (293 km).

Source: Wikipedia (en) · OpenStreetMap

Stages

1Cumberland → Cleator14.6 km↗ 371 m
2Cleator → Ennerdale Water16.4 km↗ 438 m
3Ennerdale Water → Seatoller15.5 km↗ 479 m
4Seatoller → High Broadrayne15.2 km↗ 621 m
5High Broadrayne → The Knott16.3 km↗ 1,010 m
6The Knott → Shap19 km↗ 448 m
7Shap → Sunbiggin14.9 km↗ 242 m
8Sunbiggin → Kirkby Stephen15.7 km↗ 198 m
9Kirkby Stephen → Keld18.3 km↗ 516 m
10Keld → Reeth17.6 km↗ 494 m
11Reeth → Richmond17 km↗ 305 m
12Richmond → Danby Wiske22.2 km↗ 60 m
13Danby Wiske → Ingleby Arncliffe22.1 km↗ 74 m
14Ingleby Arncliffe → Lordstones Country Park13.3 km↗ 476 m
15Lordstones Country Park → Blakey Ridge19.3 km↗ 496 m
16Blakey Ridge → Grosmont20.4 km↗ 110 m
17Grosmont → North Yorkshire24.8 km↗ 634 m

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