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Lower Allithwaite

Cartmel Priory – Cartmel Village and Stream loop from Cartmel

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North West England

Lower Allithwaite

Cartmel Priory – Cartmel Village and Stream loop from Cartmel

Easy

4.7

(6)

20

hikers

Cartmel Priory – Cartmel Village and Stream loop from Cartmel

00:55

3.43km

40m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

Waypoints

A

Start point

Bus stop

1

43 m

Cartmel Food Shed

Highlight • Cafe

2

167 m

Cartmel Priory

Highlight • Religious Site

Today, Cartmel Priory is the parish church of Cartmel, though it is a building steeped in history and culture. It was founded in 1189 by William Marshall, 1st Earl of …

Tip by

3

307 m

Cartmel Coffee

Highlight • Cycleway

Great coffee and good place to hide a bike from the road. Ask inside first just to be polite. I also recommend their beans on toast - lovely. This is on Route 700 The Bay Cycleway.

Tip by

4

329 m

Cartmel Village and Stream

Highlight • Settlement

Cartmel is well known for its parish church, a former Augustine priory, and for being the 'home of sticky toffee pudding'. It is a good base for exploring the beautiful …

Tip by

5

460 m

Cartmel Racecourse

Highlight • Settlement

6

3.25 km

Sunday Roast at The Royal Oak, Cartmel

Highlight • Restaurant

Can *thoroughly* recommend the roast dinners at the Royal Oak in Cartmel - go check it out!

Tip by

7

3.36 km

The Mallard Tea Shop

Highlight • Cafe

An ace little cafe stop in Cartmel that's well worth a stop by and wonderfully cyclist-friendly. It's named after the ducks on the nearby River Eea that are always looking for crumbs!

Check out seasonal opening times here: unsworthsyard.co.uk/mallard-tea-shopnest

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B

3.43 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

2.59 km

624 m

206 m

Surfaces

1.39 km

700 m

695 m

452 m

182 m

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Thursday 8 October

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10°C

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