Cycle Route 68 - Four Lane Ends - Howgill, UK - Cycling Routes on Waymarking.com

Four Lane Ends is the node where the main Pennine route 68 is joined by a spur to Kendal. See: (visit link)
The Kendal spur also forms part of the 151 mile Walney-to-Wear route that runs from Barrow-in-Furness to Sunderland or Whitby, which follows regional route 20. See: (visit link)

This node is in the beautiful valley of the River Lune, which squashes between the Howgill Fells and the Borrowdale Hills. The cycle route threads its way up this narrow pass intertwining with the river, the M6 motorway, and an A road. At this point it is following a small back road on the east side of the valley.

Node Number: 68 Reachable Nodes: 20 & 30

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• Provide at least two photographs, one a close-up of the sign, clearly showing the number and another of the sign showing it in its surroundings. Tell us something about the area, or your journey.
• Toon tenminste twee foto's een close-up van het knooppuntbord waarop het knooppuntnummer duidelijk te lezen is. En toon een foto waarin zowel het knooppunt als de omgeving te zien is. Vertel iets over de omgeving of over je reis.

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