The Ravenber Way

The Ravenber Way passes through two National Parks.  This is a long distance walk of 210 miles (338km).

The walk commences at Ravenglass.  It passes Lakeland's finest array of high peaks, climbs over the high Pennines, traverses the northern moors and Cheviot Hills and ends at Berwick-upon-Tweed.

The route follows existing rights of way in the form of footpaths, bridleways and tracks. Split into fourteen sections, it travels through a diversity of attractive scenery.  There are mountains, high hills, rolling moorland, expansive forests and lush river valleys.  There are options of alternative routes.

The way visits charming villages and towns and the journey includes a wealth of fascinating local history. Copies of the guidebook are available from Penrith Tourist Information Centre.

More information on The Ravenber Way is available on the The Ravenber Way website.