Keswick to Barrow Cycling Route

A road cycling route starting from Keswick

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Cycle through beautiful landscapes from Keswick to Barrow.

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Map miniature of "Keswick to Barrow Cycling Route" cycling inspiration in Cumbria, United Kingdom. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This round-trip cycling route takes you through Cumbria's stunning scenery, starting from Keswick and going all the way to Barrow. The route covers a distance of 58 km with an ascent of 833 meters. It is a road cycling route suitable for amateurs with moderate difficulty, offering breathtaking views along the way.

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58 km

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Start: Portinscale Village center

Keswick: Keswick: Discover the breathtaking landscapes and legendary climbs of Cumbria.

Keswick, situated in Cumbria, United Kingdom, is a picturesque town that offers incredible cycling opportunities. Road cyclists can enjoy scenic routes that take them through charming villages and alongside stunning lakes. Keswick is also a gateway to some of the most iconic cycling climbs in the region, including the challenging passes of Honister and Hartside. Additionally, the town of Keswick itself is a bustling hub for cyclists, with numerous cycling shops, rentals, and organized tours available. From leisurely rides to exhilarating climbs, Keswick has something to offer every cyclist.

4 km

Barrow455 mPeak

Barrow is a charming coastal town known for its sandy beaches and vibrant social scene. Take a break from cycling and explore its scenic waterfront and historical sites.

13 km

ButtermereVillage

Buttermere is a picturesque lake located in the Lake District National Park. Enjoy the tranquil surroundings and take a leisurely stroll by the water.

19 km

BrackenthwaiteHamlet

Brackenthwaite offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. It's a perfect spot to take a break and capture some memorable photos.

32 km

Crag Hill156 mPeak

Crag Hill is one of the highest peaks in the Lake District. You can admire its towering presence and enjoy the awe-inspiring vistas of the surrounding valleys.

39 km

CockermouthTown

Cockermouth is a historic market town with a rich cultural heritage. Take a detour and explore its charming cobbled streets and visit the local independent shops.