Walla Crag is a fell in the English Lake District, near Keswick. The fell is a short walk from Keswick and overlooks Derwentwater. The crag is the …
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Jul 22, 2024
On the way up we wondered if we’d lost the path a couple of times, but once you get to the top of Walla the view is spectacular. We walked in an anticlockwise direction from the car park, so coming …Full review by Sarah L
Apr 26, 2024
I enjoyed this scenic walk - you can find a map with instructions online, or in the AA "50 Walks In The Lake District " book. I used that. Start from the car park (Long Stay) at the lakeside theatre…Full review by Derek P
Apr 7, 2024
Such a fabulous place to go walking. We followed a walking app from Keswick up and over Walla Crag to Ashley's Bridge and back. Good walking shoes a must. Great views, lots of places to have a picnic…Full review by charliemiddleton
Where is the best place to park to do this walk? We will have our dog with us so don’t really like walking on narrow roads to get to a place.
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Ambleside Road which is a continuation of St Johns Street in Keswick is an ideal place to park. You will then walk along a quiet residential road 0.5 mile to the public footpath, it is …
Ambleside Road which is a continuation of St Johns Street in Keswick is an ideal place to park. You will then walk along a quiet residential road 0.5 mile to the public footpath, it is free to park. You can park along Borrowdale Road car park, a shorter steeper walk to Walla Crag, but not as good a walk. Hope this helps.
Hi, can you do this walk with a baby in a back pack on lower paths? Many thanks. X
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Yes you can but if you reach the top be very careful coming down, I found the path very rocky with some steep drops. I am no mountain goat so may be being very cautious. Would …
Yes you can but if you reach the top be very careful coming down, I found the path very rocky with some steep drops. I am no mountain goat so may be being very cautious. Would depend on your experience and how sure-footed you are. Have a great climb.
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