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Lake District Walk is one of the best in the world /

2023-05-29 11:35:09

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Becky Johnson

2023-05-29 11:35:09

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A walk through the Lake District has been ranked as one of the best in the world. Ranked 15th, Catbells at Keswick was ahead of Italy’s stunning Path of the Gods on the Amalfi Coast, and even ahead of Peru’s iconic four-day Inca route or Tanzania’s Kilimanjaro. The Catbells round offers an unforgettable walking experience with breathtaking panoramic views over Derwentwater and the surrounding hills.

The analysis of the best hiking trails in the world was conducted by Explore Worldwide and rated them by distance, elevation, duration, weather and Instagrammability, assigning weighted points to each hike for each of these five categories. Argentina’s Perito Moreno Glacier Trail claimed first place in the global rankings for its awe-inspiring beauty. Coming in second is New Zealand’s Hooker Valley Track, known for its stunning vistas, while America’s Scenic Drive in Zion National Park, Utah rounds out the podium with its breathtaking views.

The full list of 35 walks identified as the best in the world is as follows:

General rank Hike/trail City/Town/Area Country
1 Perito Moreno
Glacier trail
El Calafate,
Santa Cruz
Argentina
2 Hooker Valley track Canterbury New Zealand
3 scenic drive,
Zion National Park
springdale,
Utah
USA
4 Continental Divide Route
From NM 547
Grants,
New Mexico
USA
5 Lower Yosemite Falls Trail yosemite valley,
California
USA
6 Carnarvon Gorge carnarvon park,
queensland
Australia
7 Colca Gorge:
Cabanaconde – Llahuar
cabanaconde,
Arequipa
Peru
8 Wineglass Bay Tasmania Australia
9 B’nei Hamoshavim
Ascent Loop from ןיע ידג
Ein Gedi Israel
10 Jaffa Port-St Peter’s
Church Loop from יזבש
Tel Aviv Israel
11 World’s End – Baker’s Falls Loop from Ohiya Horton Plains National Park
& The end of the world
Sri Lanka
12 South Kaibab Trail to Ooh Aah Point Grand Canyon,
Arizona
USA
13 Okatse Canyon Loop
from ზედა გორდი
Banchueti Georgia
14 Western Wall, Jerusalem
ינמראה עבור van Loop
Jerusalem Israel
15 Circular Catbells Lake District,
Cumbria
UK
16 Piatra Craiului Ridge Hike Magura, Brasov Province,
Transylvania
Romania
17 Mirador Loop, Cotapaxi Mejia, Cotopaxi Ecuador
18 Path of the Gods Bomerano, Campania Italy
19 Balcony path Madeira Portugal
20 Offas Dyke Trail Chepstow, Monmouthshire to Prestatyn, Denbighshire UK
21 Kaieteur Falls Chenapau, Potaro-Siparuni Guyana
22 Birtvisi Gorge
Viewpoint and ruins walk
Tbisi, Kvemo Kartli Georgia
23 El Tepozteco Tepoztlan Mexico City
24 Grand Canyon track Blue Mountains,
New South Wales
Australia
25 Shulamit-Quelle Loop
ידג ןיע from
Wady David Israel
26 Berber villages,
Atlas Mountains
Asni, Marrakesh-Tensift-El Haouz Morocco
27 Robberg Peninsula Plettenberg Bay South Africa
28 Montfort Castle Loop
from הפצמ הליה
Above Galilee Israel
29 Cecilia Waterfall via
Cecilia Bosch
Table Mountain National Park, Cape Town South Africa
30 Inca trail (Mollepata) Aqua Calientes Peru
31 Huayna Potosi La Paz Bolivia
32 Mount Rosea Loop,
The Grampians
Halls Gap, Victoria Australia
33 Dschelada Pavian loop
from Gich
Simon National Park Ethiopia
34 Annapurna circuit Besi Sahar Nepal
35 Kilimanjaro,
Lemosho road
Arusha Tanzania

Nestled amidst the idyllic landscapes of England’s Lake District, Catbells rise elegantly from the shores of Derwentwater, offering sweeping vistas that have long won the hearts of visitors to the area.


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Standing at a modest elevation of 1,500 feet, Catbells offers an accessible climb even for less experienced hill walkers, making it popular with casual strollers and seasoned hikers alike. Starting at Hawes End, winding paths through lush foliage and delicate wildflowers lead adventurers to the base of Catbells. The ascent is accessible to most, with occasional steep sections requiring only moderate fitness. For those who keep, the rewards that await are worth it. From the top you can admire the sparkling waters of Derwentwater, the imposing silhouette of Skiddaw to the east and the silver ribbon of Borrowdale to the west.

Although modest in size, Catbells has an undeniable charm at any time of year and is an ideal starting point for anyone interested in exploring the surrounding hills such as Maiden Moor or Causey Pike.

Becky Johnson is a director of Kendal Holiday Cottages Ltd. Kendal Holiday Cottages Ltd. offers luxury riverside holiday accommodation, perfectly positioned between two of the UK’s most beautiful National Parks: the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales.

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