Loweswater – Crummock Water loop from Dean

Loweswater – Crummock Water loop from Dean

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Loweswater – Crummock Water loop from Dean

02:06

37.7km

740m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 16.9 km for 26 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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3.81 km

Stone Wall View in Lake District National Park

Highlight • Viewpoint

Some great descents towards loweswater

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5.79 km

Loweswater

Highlight • Viewpoint

A calm lake hidden in a forested valley, Loweswater is a beautiful stretch of water which is often overlooked by Lake District visitors. Owned by the National Trust, Loweswater is …

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6.24 km

View of Loweswater

Highlight • Lake

A favourite view - with a memorial bench; great place for a snack stop.

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14.8 km

Lakeside Road by Crummock Water

Highlight • Cycleway

Stunning view if you can park in small layby just before/after bridge.

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16.9 km

St James' Church, Buttermere

Highlight • Historical Site

At the foot of the Newlands Pass watching over the village of Buttermere, is St James' Church. The original chapel dates from 1507, whilst the building in its current form …

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17.6 km

Newlands Hause Pass

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One of the most beautiful and difficult Passes of the Northern Lakes with a stunning flowing valley to descend into once climbed from the West

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18.9 km

Newlands Pass

Mountain Pass

18.9 km

Newlands Pass Climb from Buttermere

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

This is a great little climb, with steep sections at the start and the end. Fantastic views along the way if you have the energy to notice them. This is …

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24.2 km

Crummock Water

Highlight • Lake

Buttermere is the highest up the valley or most easterly. Next is Crummock Water which is the longest of the three lakes in the Buttermere valley. It's managed by the …

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