Bustling water and beautiful scenery, there is plenty to look out for on these two trails
These two trails give you two very different flavours of one of England's most famous lakes. Whilst the north is full of activity and places to come ashore the south takes you to another world of peace and tranquility. With long summer days it is possible to attempt both trails in a day, alternatively take a coupe of days to soak up the atmosphere of these two very different experiences. There are lots of public pontoons on the northern trail to stop off at but beware of any maximum time limits that apply
(Reviewed February 2022)
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Before you sail..........
Before setting out on the trail you should feel confident that you, your crew and your boat are ready. For maximum enjoyment follow our top tips before you go. We have tried our best to make sure the trail information remains up to date, but we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Please help others by alerting us to any changes using the feedback form.
The decision to follow the trail rests with the skipper, and by following the trail participants accept the inherent risks of being on the water.