The Far Eastern Fells

Froswick

720m | 2362ft

Froswick is a fell in the English Lake District, standing on the fine narrow ridge between the valleys of Kentmere and Troutbeck.

Popular Routes

Kentmere Horseshoe
Distance: 19km
Difficulty: Moderate
A classic circular walk that takes in several peaks including Froswick, Yoke, and Ill Bell. The route offers stunning views of the surrounding fells and valleys.
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Troutbeck Tongue and Froswick
Distance: 14km
Difficulty: Moderate
Starting from Troutbeck, this route takes you over Troutbeck Tongue before ascending to Froswick. It offers a quieter alternative to the more popular Kentmere Horseshoe.
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Froswick via Garburn Pass
Distance: 12km
Difficulty: Moderate
This route begins at Troutbeck and follows the Garburn Pass before ascending to Froswick. It provides a scenic and less crowded path to the summit.
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Parking

Kentmere Village Car Park
A small car park located in the village of Kentmere, ideal for starting the Kentmere Horseshoe.
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Troutbeck Village Car Park
A convenient parking spot for those starting their walk from Troutbeck.
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Ings Village Car Park
A small car park located in the village of Ings, suitable for accessing the Garburn Pass route.
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Public Transport

The Stagecoach 555 bus runs from Windermere to Troutbeck, providing access to the starting points of several routes.
Bus services are available from Windermere to Troutbeck and Kentmere.

Closest Towns

Windermere
A popular town in the Lake District, offering a range of accommodation and dining options.
Ambleside
A bustling town with plenty of shops, cafes, and outdoor gear stores, perfect for stocking up before your walk.

Pubs & Restaurants

The Mortal Man Inn
A traditional inn offering hearty meals and a selection of local ales, perfect for post-walk refreshments.
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The Watermill Inn
A charming pub with its own microbrewery, offering a range of beers and a cozy atmosphere.
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Good to know

Weather in the Lake District can change rapidly, so be prepared for rain and wind even in summer.
Some sections of the routes can be boggy, especially after heavy rain, so waterproof boots are recommended.
The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including red deer and birds of prey, so keep an eye out during your walk.