Low Fell Gate Farm Campsite

Arnside Knott Tramper Trail, Arnside/Silverdale

National Trust

Winds through ancient woodland and limestone grassland to Arnside Knott's summit viewpoint via an accessible all-terrain route. Terrain is compacted gravel with gentle to moderate inclines, specifically designed for Tramper mobility scooters (available to hire from National Trust). Ideal for families with limited mobility, wheelchairs, and buggies, though some sections require powered assistance. Dogs welcome on leads. Rewards with panoramic views across Morecambe Bay and the Lake District fells

Arnside Knott Circular Walk, Arnside/Silverdale

National Trust

Climbs steeply through woodland to Arnside Knott's 159m summit, rewarding effort with panoramic views across Morecambe Bay, the Lake District fells, and Yorkshire Dales. The rocky terrain and incline make it challenging for buggies and tiring for small children, though the shorter distance keeps it manageable for determined families. Dogs thrive on this National Trust route with plenty of sniffing opportunities. The limestone pavement and viewpoint at the top make this a classic Silverdale walk

Eaves Wood Circular Walk, Arnside/Silverdale

National Trust

Winds through ancient limestone woodland with moderate climbs over rocky terrain and exposed tree roots – sturdy footwear essential. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to uneven paths and short steep sections, though older kids will enjoy scrambling over knotted roots and limestone pavement. Dogs welcome but keep close as paths skirt cliff edges with stunning views over Morecambe Bay. National Trust-managed route showcasing rare wildlife and dramatic karst scenery unique to this

Eaves Wood Tramper Trail, Arnside/Silverdale

National Trust

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