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From coastal paths to bike hire, mountain hikes to horse riding experiences, the Cumbria Coastal Route offers endless opportunities for outdoor adventure.
Discover brilliant walking routes along the King Charles III England Coast Path National Trail, which runs in stretches between Walney Island and Silloth. At St Bees, you’ll also find the start of Wainwright’s iconic Coast to Coast Path National Trail.
For something truly unique, experience a Cross Bay Walk on Morecambe Bay - it’s only possible with a Royally appointed guide on selected dates throughout the summer months.
Short detours into the Lake District mountains offer the chance to walk a Wainwright while experiencing Cumbria’s coast. Head inland to the Wasdale Valley, just a short distance from Ravenglass, to tackle England’s highest peak and admire some of the country’s most dramatic scenery.
The Cumbria coast is home to spectacular, often uncrowded, beaches. From Bardsea and Roanhead on Morecambe Bay to Haverigg and Silecroft on the west coast; the dramatic setting of St Bees to the peaceful shores of Allonby, there’s lots of space to explore.
Come evening, soak up stunning sunsets and sea views over to the Isle of Man or the coastline of Dumfries and Galloway in Scotland.
Cycling is a great way to experience the Cumbria Coastal Route, with a range of trails for different abilities.
The Solway Coaster is a flat, family-friendly 14.1km route between Allonby and Silloth, while the wider Hadrian’s Wall Cycleway 72 runs from Carlisle to Ravenglass. In the south, the Bay Cycle Way travels along Morecambe Bay, combining coastal scenery with quiet roads.
The Cumbria Coast is home to some fantastic golf courses offering the chance to enjoy a round with sea views to one side, and Lake District mountains to the other. Maryport Golf Club and Silloth Golf Club are two excellent options: both enjoy stunning locations and fantastic facilities.
For something different, enjoy a memorable horse riding experience along the beach with Cumbrian Heavy Horses near Millom. There are also watersports experiences on the coast and inland at nearby Wastwater.
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An association of professionally trained guides, all hold the coveted Blue Badge Guides for Cumbria & the Lake District National Park. They have a love and in-depth knowledge of the region as well as an excellent general knowledge of the UK.
Nr Kendal
Sizergh boasts 800 years of family history, and is filled with thousands of fascinating items collected by 26 generations of the Strickland family.
Cartmel
Lakeland Segway is the best place to Segway in the Lakes. Offering guided Segway tours around the beautiful grounds that surround Cartmel Racecourse and The Holker Estate.
Millom
This is a shortish ride through the pastoral landscape of the Cumbrian coastal plain. The fells of Black Combe and White Combe provide a stunning backdrop for pretty woodlands, lush green fields and dry stone walls.
Moresby, Whitehaven
It's always the most wonderful time of the year, full of peace and love, family and friends - so why does Santa think that this Christmas is going to be the best one ever… can you guess?
Dotty the Elf thinks Santa is planning a surprise Christmas…
At Cumbria Wildlife Trust our staff are connecting people to nature with the aim of improving our health through Wild Wellbeing Days. The days focus on the 5 Ways of Wellbeing: Connect, Give, Learn, Be Active and Take Notice –designed to improve…
Maryport
Award winning family attraction on historic Maryport harbourside. All day tickets for 70+ displays of local and tropical marine life include a free round of crazy golf! Cafe, Gift Shop, Bait & Tackle store, Radio control boats, Adventure Playground.
Wasdale
Wasdale Wild Swimming Adventure – Experience wild swimming in Wasdale which offers adventurous swims in pure, clear water. Known as the birthplace of British rock climbing and home to Wastwater, the most dramatic lake in England. Wastwater is…
Cark, Grange-over-Sands
Get ready to usher in the festive season at the Holker Hall Winter Market, one of the North West's most eagerly-anticipated seasonal events! Set within the stunning grounds of Holker Hall & Gardens, this magical three-day market celebrates the very…
Whitehaven
Situated on Whitehaven's attractive harbour side, The Beacon is home to interactive science, games and history.
Conishead Priory, Ulverston
Peaceful and inspiring Buddhist Temple, amazing Romantic Gothic mansion, relaxing café, gift shop and book store. Bring a picnic. Six minute woodland walk to beach.
Barrow-in-Furness
South Walney isolated position on the southern tip of Walney Island makes it a special place for wildlife and people. It is a haven for bird life, many of which nest on the shingle beaches in the spring. No dogs allowed because of risk to wildlife.
Whitehaven
Imagine leaving the heart of Whitehaven's historic port and being taken back in time to an exotic tropical island's rainforest in the Caribbean, that is just the start of your great adventure in The Rum Story.
Tide to tops....a route with everything from a beach-side spin, quiet villages and the wild and open views of the western fells.
Cumbria Wildlife Trust looks after lots of hidden and special places thriving with wildlife around the county. We run events at our nature reserves and in other unusual places, and cater for individuals and families. Events run all year round.
Ulverston
Steam trains running a seasonal daily service from Haverthwaite to Lakeside via the Leven valley. Licensed tea room, gift shop, engine shed, picnic area & playground.
Barrow-in-Furness
Built in a historic nineteenth century dock, the museum is home to a wealth of objects on the social and industrial history of the Furness area. The museum is a great day out for all with a popular playground, attractive Channelside walks, cafe…
Arnside
This is a unique day out for individuals, groups and families, including dogs! Walk with us from Arnside to Grange across the shifting sands of Morecambe Bay, led by award-winning guide Michael Wilson and his team from the historic Guide over Sands…
Grange-over-Sands
This experience will take you into an area of Foulshaw Moss not open to the general public. It's ideal for those who love this special nature reserve and want to see something new, as well as those who haven't visited before and would like exclusive…
This is one of the easiest rides in the South Lakeland with the added bonus that if you time your trip right you can visit the ice cream factory at Holme Farm, just east of Grange.
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