그리즈데일 숲 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Carron Crag summit at 1,030 feet (314m) is the second-highest point in Grizedale Forest. The summit is clear of trees, so there are good Lake District views from the summit.

Good shop and art gallery

This installation incorporates a sonic composition by lead artist Katherine Clark with composer and sound artist Neil Luck. The composition is based on the call of the hen harrier bird and includes fragments of recordings of Forestry Commission staff and musical instruments. These phrases of sound are played on a shuffle system organised by the DNA code of the Sitka Spruce, which shares an ecological niche with the hen harrier.

Good paths all the way

Lovely place for something to eat.good service

Grizedale is a large area of managed forestry in the heart of the Lake District. There are several waymarked walking trails as long as loads of other unmarked trails to explore. There are nine walking trails to follow. The visitor centre has a café, toilets, information centre and shop.

This one is very easy to find, as you walk through it on the path!

Sculpture 14: Sheltered Seat, Jim Partridge & Liz Walmsley 1990

Sculpture 47: 17 Degrees South, Linda Watson 1997

Great views of Cumbrian coast, to South; and Coniston Old man, to East.

Great photo opportunity for group photos

How many can you spot? (Hint: there are 3!)

Look out for the amazing dragonflies!

Grizedale Forest is a large area of Forestry England managed woodland situated between Coniston Water and Windermere. There are several small bodies of water within the forest, but Grizedale Tarn is the only natural lake. To find the tarn follow the waymarked Tarn Trail from the visitor centre.

Just off of the cycle path (make sure you walk with your bikes) you will find grizedale tarn. A beautiful spot for a snack break.

Beautiful flowing Lane through the valley passing the visitors' centre and cafe (bike shop and adventure playground too) - good place for a stop for easily accessible public loos too

Part of the sculpture trail 👣 with multiple routes available

Closed path?

A really quiet and idyllic road through the Grizedale Valley and past the Visitor's Centre

Carron Crag is one of Alfred Wainwright's Outlying Fells of Lakeland. It sits to the east of Coniston Water and is most easily walked from Grizedale. Check out the sculptures of Grizedale forest en route to the top!