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From leisurely lakeside strolls to more challenging fell climbs and classic Lakeland ridge walks,…
Crummock Water has unparalleled views. At 2.5 miles long, it is a clear, rocky bottomed lake…
Harter Fell might be small but it's perfectly formed and it's situated in a stunning position. It…
Ranging from small groups in steep wet gorges involving roped ascents, to the fun of group set…
Isel church is a beautiful Grade I listed building, which is located in an idyllic position in a…
The 174 mile Hadrian's Cycleway snakes through the entire World Heritage Site. It's a cycleway that…
The cliffs at St Bees (named after St Bega) are dramatic, composed of striking red sandstone some…
Three main routes follow the River Esk along Eskdale to its mouth at Ravenglass. These are a road,…
This modest mountain occupies an important position at the head of the Buttermere valley and is…
From Bootle village, nestling between the fells and coastal plain, climb out onto the broad flank…
Our Dark Sky package is specially designed to ensure you are able to fully enjoy your stargazing…
Discover the peace and quiet of Holme Wood, a mixed woodland of alder, oak, lime, chestnut, ash and…
Wastwater is probably the most scenic of all the lakes. It is surrounded by mountains, Red Pike,…
A welcoming leisure and spa destination for locals and guests alike, featuring pool, gym, tennis…
Created by Alfred Wainwright, the full Coast to Coast Walk crosses the North of England from the…
Have you ever walked on thin air? Get your heart racing while experiencing breathtaking scenery…
Three circles and nine small cairns. The south circle is 104' across, the north-west is 72' with a…
Located in the grounds of Muncaster Castle, it is believed that worship on this site dates to pre…
A beautiful golden sandy beach stretching for around 3 miles. Park at the car park and stroll along…
Described by Nicholas Pevsner as “one of the architectural sensations of Cumberland.” The present…
Haverigg beach on Cumbria’s west coast sees shingle turn to sand as you walk further from the…
Sca Fell is a little lower at 964m than Scafell Pike and is 1 km away, but the direct route from…
Shopping centre with department store, 11 shops, 6 cinemas, 3 restaurants. Over 400 free parking…
Based in Cockermouth, Harris Park is a peaceful park with beautiful views across Cockermouth and…
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Boot, Eskdale, CumbriaEskdale
Several stone circles and many small cairns are visible on the moor. The circles are distinguished by the occurance within them of small cairns. Construction date is thought to be around 2000BC.
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Rosehill Arts Trust, Rosehill Theatre, Moresby, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 6SETelephone
01946 692422Moresby, Whitehaven
For over 65 years, Rosehill has brought a rich mix of creativity and culture to West Cumbria. From classical musicians, pop stars, comedians, and visual artists, to drama queens, icons of cinema, children’s entertainers, and so much more!
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A short, and at first, strenuous, roller- coaster circuit which is rewarded by a picture-postcard village and some far- reaching views across the coastal plain and out across the Irish Sea.
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Boltongate, Wigton, Cumbria, CA7 1DAWigton
Described by Nicholas Pevsner as “one of the architectural sensations of Cumberland.” The present church is from about 1400 but there is ample evidence of an earlier Norman Church.
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Buttermere, CumbriaCumbria
The climb onto the main ridge of the High Stile Range is a bit on the stiff side but once you get onto the ridge the walk along its craggy and boulder strewn crest is superb. The setting is magnificent with wide ranging views across Ennerdale to…
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Ravenglass & Eskdale Steam Railway Station, Main St, Ravenglass, Cumbria, CA18 1SWTelephone
01229 717171Ravenglass
La'aL Ratty, the little Cumbrian railway, is an award-winning heritage visitor attraction and Lake District icon, living up to its “must do” reputation for all ages. There are lots of things to do including shopping facilities, a museum,…
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The loop begins by skirting along the edge of the fells with dramatic and atmospheric views over the valleys of the River Keekle and Dub Beck to distant villages and the rearing hills beyond.
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-The long ridge of Black Combe rises almost from the sea and is linked to the Ulpha Fells which run north into the heart of the Lake District.
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Duddon Bridge, Nr Broughton in Furness, Millom, CumbriaMillom
Originally know as Sunkenkirk, consists of 50 stones at the foot of Black Combe. Access is via a long farm track from a minor road branching off the A595. Well worth the walk!
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Wasdale Road, Gosforth, SEASCALE, Cumbria, CA20 1AUSEASCALE
St Mary's has been an important religious site since the 8th century.
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Keswick, CumbriaCumbria
Coledale itself is a classic U shaped valley that is typical of many in the Lake District, but unlike others it has no habitation. In fact the only obvious sign of human presence is the remains of the old barytes mine at the valley head and the…
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Senhouse Roman Museum, The Battery, The Promenade, Maryport, Cumbria, CA15 6JDTelephone
01900 816168The Promenade, Maryport
Roman museum displaying the internationally significant collection of Romano-British altars, inscriptions and sculptures from the adjacent Roman fort and civilian settlement.
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Jennings Brewery, Brewery Ln, Cockermouth, Cumbria, CA13 9NETelephone
01900397444Cockermouth
Step behind the scenes with our guided tour and uncover the heritage, stories, and secrets that make Jennings so special. From our proud brewing history to the character of our beers, you’ll enjoy a memorable journey through time – finishing with a…
Head for the coast and then follow Hadrian’s Cycleway to Whitehaven via the attractive villages of St Bees and Sandwith, with a short diversion to the lighthouse at St Bees Head.
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CumbriaThe cliffs at St Bees (named after St Bega) are dramatic, composed of striking red sandstone some over 300ft high. There is an RSPB nature reserve.
Eskdale
There is gorge scrambling, there is canyoning, then there is The Esk Gorge. A mega place with massive jumps into crystal clear waters. The pools are deep and big offering lots of swimming and scrambling along the rocky edges too.
Borrowdale, KESWICK
Have you ever walked on thin air? Get your heart racing while experiencing breathtaking scenery with our Infinity Bridge… so named because you are often unable to see the other end! Strung across a breathtaking gorge high up on the mountain, 2,000…
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-Nestled in a wooded valley in the far west of the Lake District, in the Vale of Lorton, Loweswater is a peaceful lake that is often bypassed.
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Bassenthwaite Lake Station, Bassenthwaite Lake, Cockermouth, Cumbria, CA13 9YLTelephone
017687 76599Cockermouth
Situated on what was once the Cockermouth, Keswick and Penrith railway line, Bassenthwaite Lake Station offers a unique place to enjoy breakfast, brunch and lunch aboard the replica Orient Express train, right here in the Lake District.
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-Take your bike on the Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway & bike the return journey through the beatiful Eskdale Valley. The route is virtually traffic free.
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