This is a short stage which many walkers will combine with the previous one. The Cumbria Way clings to the valley bottom and the shores of Derwentwater, which is very pretty. On the low level route it is possible to stop for a coffee break or early lunch at a café in Grange. There are places to picnic along Derwentwater. If the hills are clear of cloud it is also possible to take a high-level alternative along the crest of the ridge of hills west of Borrowdale, reaching High Spy (653m) before descending via the sharp summit of Cat Bells Peak, back down the shore of Derwentwater at Hawes End. Those who start off on the valley route can still make a detour later in the day from Hawes End to Cat Bells. Another refreshment possibility on this stage is a late lunch or afternoon tea at Lingholm Gardens, which are on Derwentwater about 2 miles before you reach Keswick. 