Hints and Tips (July 2020) - Visit Lake District

Forestry England’s Grizedale Forest is a special place, one that inspires, exhilarates, and rejuvenates those who visit. 

Set in the heart of the Lake District National Park – a UNESCO world heritage site – Grizedale Forest is a forest of firsts. It was the first place in the UK to develop art in the landscape - giving its legacy as ‘the UK’s first forest for sculpture’ and the first place in the North of England to have a purpose-built mountain bike trail.

The capital of the Northern Lakes, Keswick is one of Cumbria’s best-known towns, and with very good reason. The capital of the Northern Lakes, Keswick is one of Cumbria’s best-known towns, and with very good reason.

Cumbria’s Eden Valley is one of the county’s most easily accessible places to visit, thanks to it being just a matter of minutes away from the major transport links of the West Coast Main Line by train, and the M6 motorway by car.

Nestled snugly to the west of Windermere, Coniston and its namesake lake, Coniston Water, takes a little longer to get to when you’re travelling into the South Lakes from the east, but the long and winding road to get there is just as enjoyable as everything that’s on offer upon arrival.

"Pure Lakes skincare products are just what they say - pure, lovely to use and smell divine." Carole W. June 2020

This recent review says it all. Everything is handmade in the Pure Lakes workshop in the Lake District. Find out more...