Backpacking and hostels in the Lake District
Outdoor people The Lake District is a Mecca for climbers, hikers, walkers and other outdoors people. Climbs and walks can be found of all lev...
Read MoreLake District Tourist Guide - Britain's Biggest National Park
Outdoor people The Lake District is a Mecca for climbers, hikers, walkers and other outdoors people. Climbs and walks can be found of all lev...
Read MoreLocation Millom is a small, peaceful, unspoilt coastal town situated on the edge of the Lake District National Park. It is north of Barrow-in-Fu...
Read MoreUllswater is a breathtakingly beautiful lake in sunshine or shade, in wind, mist or rain. It is to be found in the north east of the Lake District, ...
Read MoreMUSEUMS There are a number of mostly small and unusual museums in the Lake District area. Beatrix Potter Hill Top, near Sawrey, was...
Read MoreA radial pattern The Lake District is composed of series of radial lakes, mountain tarns and streams (becks) with a central mountainous area th...
Read MoreAuld Grey Town Built out of local limestone, Kendal is known as the 'Auld Grey Town'. It is a thriving commercial centre for a wide area of th...
Read MoreLocation The village of Grasmere adjoins the A591, which connects it to Thirlmere in the north and Rydal and Ambleside to the south. Walk...
Read MoreConiston village remains just a few streets with two notable pubs, the Black Bull and the Sun Inn, both over 400 years old, and some shops aimed at ...
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