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Askam-in-Furness Beach

Near Askam-in-Furness - a sandy composition 1.7 miles away. Located on the edge of Duddong sands looking out onto the Duddong Channel. a good sandy beach, even at high tide there is a good amount of sand. There is also what appears to be a stone Pier but in fact is made up of old slag from nearby Ironworks which have long gone. A good beach but few facilities.

Roan Head Beach

Near Askam in Furness - a sandy composition 2.1 miles away. Part of the National trusts Sandscale Haws National Nature reserve - located in a very wide part of an estury of the river Duddon which flows out into the Irish Sea,

Millom Beach

Near Millom - a salt marsh composition 3.2 miles away. Overlooking Duddon Sands and The Duddon Channel, a huge area of sand at low tide. Millom Beach is backed by low sand dunes and inland lagoons formed from its historic mining industry. The area is a haven for wildlife and with views of the distant fell of the Lake District

Bardsea Beach

Near Bardsea - Ulverston - a sandy and shingle composition 4.4 miles away. Located on the north eastern side of the Furness peninsula at Bardsea, close to Ulverston. The Beach overlooks Morcambe bay and Ulverston Sands, care should be made regarding tide times and mud hazards if venturing too far from the land.

Aldingham Beach

Near Aldingham - a sandy and pebble composition 4.5 miles away. Initially a pebble beach at its head, sand appears as the tide goes out. This beach on the Furness peninsula faces east into Morcambe Bay but be aware of mud in the bay when the tide goes out. There is a small place to park next to toilets close to the beach

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