Walking: Pack 1: North Eastern Fells

The North Eastern fells of the Lake District are perhaps the most accessible for visitors and locals alike, with the M6 and A66 meeting at Penrith and giving easy access to this marvellous walking area. The unique walks in this pack have been designed to suit a wide range of walking ability, from Easy low-level walks suitable for a Sunday morning or summer evening stroll, building to some light fell walking (defined as Moderate) to serious fell walking expeditions requiring good levels of fitness and stamina (Strenuous).

CN Magazines and Cumbria Life are pleased to be associated with Harvey for the compilation of this Map Pack. Harvey has 25 years experience of making award winning maps and each is compiled from original aerial surveys and field checked by experienced surveyors, who are themselves hill-walkers. The print is clear so it is easy to read, while bright colours distinguish different land uses: green for forest, blue for water and yellow for fields.

At only £9.95 (plus 95p UK p&p), you can order your copy now by clicking here, or place an order with your credit or debit card by calling our Penrith office on 01768 818100. Copies can also be purchased at our Carlisle offices in Bank Street and Dalston Road.

Walking information

	The Countryside Commission's long-standing code is designed to protect the landscape, plants and wildlife and the rights of those who live off the land. Respect, protect and enjoy Cumbria while you walk by following the Countryside Code. Download or order the leaflet at www.countrysideaccess.gov.uk
	Did you know that walking is Britain's most popular outdoor recreation? Find walking facts and figures at the Rambler's Association website, www.ramblers.org.uk

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