Ulverston
Walking Events Calendar near Ulverston 2026-2027
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Explore the top walking events near Ulverston for 2026-2027! We've gathered 23 great walks in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local walk.
July 2026
Guided hike from Old Dungeon Ghyll over Bowfell and Esk Pike, around 9 miles with 3,200ft ascent, about 7 to 8 hours on Lakeland fells for intermediate to advanced fitness.
August 2026
Options for walkers include a family 1 km walk inside Williamson Park or the longer 10 km and Half Marathon routes leaving the park. Start and finish are by the Ashton Memorial and routes offer elevated views across Morecambe Bay; medals to fin..
September 2026
Open to walkers, the fully way marked 47 mile route from Low Cunsey Farm circles Lake Windermere on tracks and trails with GPX, 5 feed stations and generous cut offs.
Over 24 hours walkers can do laps of a 5.75 km loop at Leighton Hall estate on grass, trails and gravel, with water stations and a night headtorch requirement.
October 2026
The walk starts at Glenridding Steamer Pier with a 30 minute steamer to Howtown, steamer £11.50 and weather dependent. Easy fell route with boggy and rocky sections, 450 m to 650 m ascent, distance 10 km to 12 km.
Walkers can choose 5 km, 10 km or 15 km routes starting and finishing in Glenridding on well marked trails through ancient woodlands and Helvellyn foothills; carry your own water as there are no water stations.
November 2026
Walkers have 10 km and 14 km routes from Glenridding along Ullswater east shore on scenic uneven trails with climbs; routes are well marked and a boat start may be used.
December 2026
Walkers are welcome to explore lumpy forest roads and trails at Whinlatter with routes of 5 km or 8 km. These chip timed courses have no cut off times.
January 2027
March 2027
A full crossing on foot from St Bees to Robin Hood’s Bay covering 300KM across mountain trails, moorland, forest tracks and roads, with staffed checkpoints offering food, water, sleeping and first aid.
Walkers can tackle the 100 km from St Bees to Shap via coastal and mountain terrain; checkpoints offer water, hot food, indoor access, toilets, bag drop; overall cut off 30 hours.
April 2027
Walks of 10K and 16K start and finish at Hawkshead on marked trails and bridleways with fell views and the steep Coffin Trail; bring water and a reusable cup.
High level 60+ mile / 100+ km walk from Ingleton to Threshfield across rugged Yorkshire Dales moorland, 11,000 feet climb and 25 serviced checkpoints with food and transport.
Fully marked 8K (360m ascent) or 5K (240m ascent) routes reach Seat How and return via forest trails to the visitors centre; chip timed, GPX available and no cut offs.
May 2027
Starts and finishes at Staveley Recreation Ground, walks of 5K, 10K and Half Marathon on marked footpaths and bridleways with fells, tarns, woodland and water stations on course.
The Lap Clockwise offers walkers a fully signposted circumnavigation of Windermere of 47 Miles / 75K, starting at Low Cunsey Farm, with GPS tracking, a halfway bag drop at Troutbeck and stocked feed stations.
June 2027
The event offers 100 km, 50 km, 25 km and 10K walks from Kendal on a loop via Garburn Pass, Ambleside and Lake Windermere with hills, forests and covered rest stops every 12.5 km.
Walkers can follow well marked, marshalled 10 km or 16 km trails from Coniston Sports and Social Club across mainly hard packed trails with some muddy sections and panoramic lake and fell views; water stations so bring a cup.