ACROSS LAKELAND - A Northern Coast to Coast Walk: From St Bees to Robin Hood's Bay - page 48

30m, when you can squeeze left through a gap-stile beside a gate giving
into a field containing the Goggleby Stone, one of a line of stones thought
to lead to the stone circle near Kemp Howe at the southern end of the vil-
lage. Walk down the left-hand edge of the field, through a narrow section
of walled path and into an elongated grassy pasture. Go up the pasture
and ahead to a gate at the rear of houses. Pass through two gates to reach
an estate road (West Close). Go left to a junction and right to walk out to
meet the A6 next to the fire station.
Shap Abbey
(c) For those who want to avoid the risk of getting wet feet, simply go
forward from the road bend, as if taking the road route into Shap. But at
the first road on the right (signed for Keld), turn right and follow a nar-
row, twisting lane until it makes a pronounced bend to the right. Here the
narrow walled track leading to the Goggleby Stone lies directly ahead. Go
forward and follow the route given in (b) above.