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Furness Haematite Trail
Furness Haematite Trail: 39.8 km hiking trail from Barrow-in-Furness to Marton.
- 39.8 km
- 673 m ascent
- 172 m high point
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At a glance
- Distance
- 39.8 km
- Ascent
- 673 m
- Descent
- 526 m
- Lowest · highest
- 0 m · 172 m
- Steepest kilometre
- 13 % climb (+127 m) from km 38.5
- Start
- Barrow-in-Furness
- End
- Marton
- Type
- Hiking trail
- Sections
- 3
Surface: 25% paved · 40% unpaved · 35% unknown
About this route
The Furness Haematite Trail is a 39.8 km hiking trail from Barrow-in-Furness to Marton.
The route climbs roughly 673 m in total and tops out at 172 m.
The surface is a mix of paved and unpaved sections. It lies within Cumbria.
Nearby routes
Hiking trail
King Charles III English Coast Path: Furness Peninsular
50.6 km↑ 312 m
Hiking trail
Westmorland and Furness Way: Stage 6 (The Abbey Trail)
28.4 km↑ 104 m
Hiking trail
King Charles III England Coast Path: Walney Island
33.6 km↑ 57 m
Hiking trail
King Charles III England Coast Path: Silecroft to Silverdale
18.5 km↑ 15 m
Cycling route
Part of Bay Cycleway
127.2 km↑ 1,413 m
Nearby places
- Rita Pond
- Plunger Pond
- Housethwaite Hill
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