Catbells Walk from Keswick (19 km circular)
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A 19 km circular walk from Keswick over Catbells — the eastern side of Derwentwater as far as Grange, the climb from Manesty, and the western lakeshore back through Portinscale.
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A 19 km circular walk from Keswick over Catbells — the eastern side of Derwentwater as far as Grange, the climb from Manesty, and the western lakeshore back through Portinscale.
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