The route continues undulating across country, passing Castlesteads House, crossing the Cam Beck, briefly joining the road at Newtown before skipping across the fields, and once again after a few miles you join minor roads, crossing the M6 and on via Rickerby into Carlisle on quieter tracks by the beautiful River Eden. This is a very interesting, historic city and has good transport connections if you have to leave at this point.
From Carlisle the Wall Walk follows the Cumbrian Coastal Footpath, firstly out of the defunct industrial suburbs of the town. The trail follows the Eden once again, more or less parallel with the line of the Wall and Vallum, through Grinsdale and Beaumont where you at last veer away from the Eden. You get good views from just north of the village to the peaks of Skiddaw and High Pike to the south and across the Solway Firth to the west. Through Burgh-by-Sands, a short detour takes you to the point on the marsh where Edward I died in 1307. In the vicinity of Dykesfield House, the trail joins an old railway embankment for a couple of miles before re-joining the line of the Wall near Glasson. From here the route follows the minor road to Bowness on Solway, the site of the Roman fort of Maia and journey's end. 