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Introduction to Archery with West Lakes Adventure
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A two-hour introductory session where you will learn the basics of this fun and rewarding sport. With the beautiful backdrop of the Eskdale valley, we will have you hitting the target in no time. Located at West Lakes Adventure, right next door to the Woolpack Inn, so why not grab a pint or a scrummy homemade pizza after the event!
West Lakes Adventure provides bespoke outdoor activities for individuals, couples, families, groups, schools, colleges, stag and hen parties as well as events for organisations. We tailor our outdoor activites to meet your needs, whether you are looking to run a half day programme, full day event, weekend or even full weeks.
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
From the A595 at Foxfield turn right just before the traffic lights after you pass Broughton-in-Furness. Follow the road through Ulpha, cross the bridge past the post office then take the next left this is sign posted to Eskdale. Follow this road over Birker Moor until you reach the King George IV pub. Turn right at this junction and carry straight on for approximately three miles.From the A595 at Gosforth turn left through the village, cross the mini roundabout and then take the turning to the right. Follow this road through Eskdale Green village until you reach the King George IV pub. Turn left at this junction and carry straight on for approximately three miles.The nearest railway station is Dalegarth, which is 1 mile away.
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