Low Cock How

Corpse Road and Tumuli Walk, North Lakes Outdoors

National Trust

Explores ancient burial grounds and prehistoric tumuli across Swinside Fell with steady climbs and moorland exposure. Terrain includes uneven paths, boggy sections, and open fell – unsuitable for buggies and challenging for very young children. Dogs welcome but keep close near grazing sheep. Historically fascinating route offering sweeping Duddon Valley views, though weather can turn quickly on exposed sections.

Whitehaven Colourful Coastal Walk, North Lakes Outdoors

National Trust

Follows 11.2km of Cumbria's dramatic coastline with mostly flat terrain on well-maintained paths, though some sections involve steps and modest inclines around clifftops. Suitable for older children but not buggies due to uneven coastal surfaces and occasional rocky stretches. Dogs welcome on leads. Showcases Whitehaven's industrial heritage, striking sandstone cliffs, harbour views, and colourful beach huts, with excellent opportunities to spot seabirds and enjoy sweeping Irish Sea vistas.

King Charles III England Coast Path: Whitehaven to Silecroft

National Trails

King Charles III England Coast Path: Allonby to Whitehaven

National Trails

Follows Cumbria's dramatic coastline along firm, mostly flat paths and promenades with occasional gentle inclines through clifftop sections. Perfectly suitable for families and sturdy buggies on paved stretches, though some rougher coastal segments may challenge wheels. Dogs welcome on leads where livestock grazes nearby. Delivers spectacular Solway Firth views, historic harbour towns, and working beaches—this England Coast Path section blends accessible walking with proper seaside character and

Coast to Coast Walk (St Bees to Shap)

National Trails