Finding Peace in the Quietest Corners of the UK
Category: Cumbria
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Crossing a Kingdom: The Coast to Coast Walk, A Modern Secular Pilgrimage
Cross Northern England on the legendary Coast to Coast walk. From St Bees to Robin Hood’s Bay, this 192-mile “secular pilgrimage” offers deep reflection, rugged fells, and ancient ruins. Our expert guide covers history, kit, and the 15-day route.
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Cathedral of the Fells: A Guide to the Lakeland Pilgrimage
Discover the Lakeland Pilgrimage, a 171-mile “mountain sanctuary” in the Cumbrian fells. Go beyond the views to explore seven Natural Cathedrals. This guide includes the history, a detailed 12-day itinerary, suggested packing list, and essential safety tips for this transformative journey.
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The Silent Path of the Saint: Walking Cumbria’s Kentigern Way
Discover the Kentigern Way, Cumbria’s hidden 90-mile pilgrimage. Trace the footsteps of St Mungo through rugged fells, ancient sanctuaries, and profound silence. Your guide to the history, route, accommodation, and equipment needed for this transformative journey.
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St. Bega’s Way: From the Irish Sea to the Silent Shore
Flee the modern world on the trail of a 7th-century princess. St. Bega’s Way is a 36-mile journey through the Lake District’s most silent valleys, from the red sandstone of St. Bees to the lakeside sanctuary of Bassenthwaite.
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The Cistercian Way: A Journey Through the Valley of Nightshade
Trace the rise of the “White Monks” from the sands of Morecambe Bay to the towering red sandstone of Furness Abbey. This is a guide to Cumbria’s “Monastic Kingdom”—a route defined by ancient corpse roads, limestone heights, and the sheer architectural ambition of the Cistercian Order.