This traditional little old stone bridge is one of the most scenic bridges in the UK, and likely one of the most photographed. Nestled at the start of a lovely little hidden valley that has great views over towards Skiddaw Mountain. There is parking just beyond the bridge on the right hand side. Surprise View […]
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On Derwent water there are 4 permanent islands, one of these is called St Herberts island was once home to a monk. St Herbert’s Island is named after a monk who lived as a hermit here in 685AD. After his death, it became a place of pilgrimage for Christians. The island also inspired the creation […]
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Woolpack Farm, Luxury Glamping Lodges in the beautiful Western Lake District. Unique Glamping Pods & Lodges in the Western Lake District Located in Eskdale, a stunning glacial valley set in the heart of the Western part of the Lake District. All of our accommodation is of a high standard, offering en-suite facilities. The eco-friendly […]
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West Lakes Adventure are the lake district’s premier provider of outdoor activities offering a whole range of exciting adventures for families, groups, couples & individuals including canoeing, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding (SUP), ghyll scrambling, rock climbing, archery and more… Based in the Eskdale Valley at the heart of the Western Lake District, with easy […]
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A relaxed, natural site set in the heart of the Great Langdale Valley. With the towering Langdale Pikes looming above it, Great Langdale Campsite is a particularly dramatic spot to pitch up for a holiday in the outdoors. The site offers a wide selection of grassy pitches suitable for families and friends, as well as […]
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Lens District Gallery in Keswick features of the work of multi award-winning Cumbrian Landscape Photographer Stuart McGlennon as well as other featured photographers. The focus of Stuart’s work is to give a faithful representation of the lakeland landscape whilst at the same time trying to capture the true character and essence of a location, whatever […]
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About Eskdale Campsite A tranquil base for walkers and outdoor lovers in the heart of the Lakes, perfect for exploring the region’s stunning crags, woods and waterfalls This charming and incredibly pretty campsite set in 8 acres of meadow grassland in the Eskdale valley sits at the foot of England’s steepest road – the Hardknott […]
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Nestled in the beautiful quiet Eskdale valley at the foot of Englands steepest and most adventurous road. The Woolpack Inn is the perfect place to explore the local area, from wild swimming, mountain waterfalls or climb Scafell Pike (Englands highest mountain) from here. With cosy log burning stoves, a wood fired pizza oven, local ales, […]
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Another favourite scramble that’s sure to raise a few hairs on the neck. As you walk up the Sharp Edge ridge you have a steep gradient that slopes away from you in places up to 400ft, with Scales tarn on your left. Some claim its terrifying, others say it invokes excitement, either way it is […]
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Low Wood Bay Resort & Spa, the Lake District’s first resort on Lake Windermere. Nestled on the shores of Lake Windermere, in the heart of the National Park, with Wainwrights walks a stone’s throw away and the walkers’ town of Ambleside a mile away, Low Wood Bay is the perfect base for relaxing and […]
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