The Ullswater Way – The Glasgow Gallivanter
We complete the Ullswater Way which we started two years ago.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Mixed weather for the rest of our week in Cumbria culminates in Storm Amy.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
We complete the Ullswater Way which we started two years ago.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Route: Tom Heights and Tarn Hows Area: Southern Lake District Date of walk: 25th October 2025 Walkers: Andrew and Gilly Distance: 4.2 miles Ascent: 700 feet Weather: A perfect autumn day We’ve followed various routes around Tarn Hows in the past, click here for the last visit in November 2023 which is the classic circuitContinue reading → The post Tom Heights appeared first on Andrews Walks.| Andrews Walks
These walks sparked a love affair with Ullswater.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Route: Circuit of Buttermere Area: Western Lake District Date of walk: 2nd October 2025 Walkers: Andrew and Gilly Distance: 5.1 miles Ascent: 400 feet Weather: Cloudy, windy and light rain most of the time The weather forecast predicted rain and strong winds today, so we decided on a low level walk and could think ofContinue reading → The post Buttermere appeared first on Andrews Walks.| Andrews Walks
A there and back walk from Thackthwaite in Lorton Vale to the south top of Low Fell, which has one of the finest views in the Lake District| Andrews Walks
Being dog free for the wknd meant high hopes of a leisurely lie in at the caravan. No such luck! We woke up bright and early to rain pitter pattering the roof and thoughts of heading off to Grasmer…| sunshine and celandines
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Two walks on the Ullswater Way.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Kirkby Stephen. Somewhere I have had the pleasure of visiting a couple of times recently is the historic market town of Kirkby Stephen. Situated in the Eden Valley of Cumbria , just a hop, skip and…| sunshine and celandines
A lovely moderate walk passing by the bottom of Udale plantation, nannycatch gate and the side of Flat Fell summit. The descend from Udale Plantation to nannycatch path is steep and can be difficult for some walkers. Dog friendly. Version française disponible.| Our Lake District Escapades
Looking for adventure in the colder months? Discover why winter in the Lake District is the perfect time to explore, with quieter trails, snow-covered peaks, and cosy pubs waiting to welcome you. The post Winter in the Lake District: 10 Reasons to Visit appeared first on Weekend Adventurers.| Weekend Adventurers
Discover one of the Lake District's hidden gems with our ultimate guide to Rydal Cave. From easy walks to scenic hikes around Rydal Water and Loughrigg Fell, we've got everything you need to plan your adventure. The post Explore Rydal Cave and Loughrigg Fell in Cumbria appeared first on Weekend Adventurers.| Weekend Adventurers
A lovely short circular walk to admire Ullswater lake. Dog friendly. Version française disponible.| Our Lake District Escapades
An easy circular walk around the beautiful Tarn Hows and the Iron Keld Plantation near Coniston in the Lake District National Park. This walk is perfect for children. Tarn Hows is accessible to wheelchairs. Dog friendly. Version française disponible.| Our Lake District Escapades
Cumbria Constabulary has sent Community Protection Warnings (CPWs) to two Cumbria hunts, after receiving complaints from the public. We asked Cumbria Constabulary about the contents of the CPWs. They told us that: The Community Protection Warning informed the [hunt] groups that we have received numerous reports regarding issues relating to…| Protect the Wild
Carlise: a land you will never forget and unless you have a raging drug problem, you will never visit again.| iLiveHere: Best & Worst UK Towns Reviewed
Dog-friendly circular walk starting from Ambleside village and going to Loughrigg Fell by Lily Tarn. Version française disponible.| Our Lake District Escapades
Best views in the Lake District including stunning photography spots that are easy to get to by car or a short walk.| Anywhere We Roam
A useful guide to visiting the Lake District by public transport including the best places to stay, how to get around and what to do.| Anywhere We Roam
Our favourite walk in the Lake District. Here are detailed instructions and map for hiking up Scafell Pike via the Corridor Route from Seathwaite.| Anywhere We Roam
The best Lake District scrambles including tips and route directions to help you navigate your next adventure in the fells.| Anywhere We Roam
The best things to do in the Lake District, England including outdoor activities, stately homes and gardens, plus pubs, cafes & must-see attractions.| Anywhere We Roam
Complete Guide to all the best walking routes up Scafell Pike, including Wasdale Head, Rossett Gill & the excellent Corridor Route.| Anywhere We Roam
Complete guide to walking up Helvellyn via Striding Edge including detailed instructions, tips for the ridge climb + useful information and map.| Anywhere We Roam
Complete guide to Great Langdale and the Langdale Pikes includes the best walks, what to see and do and how to get around + map.| Anywhere We Roam
The best activities in the Lake District including family-friendly outdoor adventures and adreneline-charged excursions. Lake District activities.| Anywhere We Roam
Complete guide to the most challenging hiking route up Blencathra going via Sharp Edge and Halls Fell. Includes maps and walking tips.| Anywhere We Roam
A detailed guide covering the best places to stay in the Lake District including hotel recommendations and what to do in each area plus a map.| Anywhere We Roam
Black Moss Pot is a beautiful natural swimming location in the Lake District, located in the remote Langstrath Valley. Here are all the details + map.| Anywhere We Roam
The best things to do in Ambleside Lake District including the top attractions in town and the best nearby walks.| Anywhere We Roam
Our favourite spots for wild swimming in the Lake District including a map with exact locations, how to get there and facilities available.| Anywhere We Roam
The 15 best walks in the Lake District with detailed instructions, tips and maps for each hike.| Anywhere We Roam
The Blea Tarn walk is one of my absolute favourite easy walks in the Lake District. It’s a little-known tarn with spectacular scenery of the Langdale Pikes all around you and is easily accessible by| Third Eye Traveller
Hodge Close Quarry is a large and deep green slate quarry which is located in the Tilberthwaite Valley near Little Langdale and Coniston. This is known as Britain’s scariest cave as the reflection in the| Third Eye Traveller
Moderate circular walk around the Wainwright’s summit of Sale fell. Great views on the surrounding valleys and Bassenthwaite lake. Dog friendly. Version française disponible.| Our Lake District Escapades
A great walk to do during spring time to enjoy the beauty of the bluebells and splendid rhododendron trees in Muncaster Castle estate. Dog friendly walk. Version française disponible.| Our Lake District Escapades
In Cumbria recently, I visited two monuments which – it occurred to me – oddly have something in common. I’ll get back to that. Heading for the Maryport Literature & Arts festival in March, I stopped off at Penrith and walked up Penrith Beacon, a fine precipitous wooded hill (‘fell’ in local parlance) overlooking the […] The post ODD MONUMENTS appeared first on Grevel Lindop.| Grevel Lindop
In Ambleside a few days ago to give a lecture, I decided to spend the afternoon walking up to Stockghyll Force, the lovely small waterfalls in the woods uphill behind Ambleside. The weather had been rainy so the Force was full and quite spectacular. Stockghyll has always been a favourite of mine, and especially so […] The post KEATS’S FIRST WATERFALL appeared first on Grevel Lindop.| Grevel Lindop
Margaret Cropper (1886-1980) is a poet about whom I’ve long been enthusiastic. I discovered her work when I was preparing my Literary Guide to the Lake District – her poems turned up in the Manchester Central Library and I’d never heard of her. I read her narrative poem Little Mary Crosbie and was stunned: it’s […] The post MARGARET CROPPER: REDISCOVERING A LAKELAND POET appeared first on Grevel Lindop.| Grevel Lindop
Now there has been some rain after six or seven weeks of drought, the river is back. It is remarkable what a difference four or five centimetres of water makes. Instead of the still pools of warm water, and the smell of slowly rotting weed, there is movement, sound, and flashes of light. The local … Continue reading About the river| Chris Routledge
In 2021 I was commissioned to make two short films (the first appeared on this blog back in December 2021) about Dorothy Wordsworth to celebrate her 250th birthday on Christmas Day 2021. These films are based on talks by experts on her work, and in this second short film, Dr. Penny Bradshaw, Assistant Professor of … Continue reading Dorothy Wordsworth and Nature| Chris Routledge
On 21 May 2022 I am running a cyanotype printing workshop at Rydal Mount, the lovely former home of Romantic poet William Wordsworth, where he lived from 1813 until his death in 1850. This is an opportunity to learn how to produce prints using a technique dating back to 1842, but with a modern twist. … Continue reading Cyanotype Workshop at Rydal Mount, 21 May 2022| Chris Routledge
The 25th of December, 2021 marks the 250th birthday of Dorothy Wordsworth, the sister, and longtime companion of the poet William Wordsworth. Dorothy was an important writer and thinker in her own …| Chris Routledge
Easy flat walk with amazing views before going to the Black Labrador pub in Underbarrow for lunch. A perfect day for everyone one even for dogs. Version française disponible| Our Lake District Escapades
Dog friendly walk starting from Muncaster Mill and following the railway line of the Ravenglass to Eskdale train to Murthwaite Halt before going inland to walk back via Sandbank, Wood End and Gaske…| Our Lake District Escapades
A great walk starting from Dalegarth to discover the beauty of the river Esk. Perfect during summer as there are plenty of spots for wild swimming. Mostly dog-friendly but can have some sheep in th…| Our Lake District Escapades
Tarn Hows Walk: Everything You Need To Know! When you’re planning a trip to the Lake District and doing the Tarn Hows circular walk...| Jennie Wanders | Sustainable & Mindful Travel
Rydal Waterfall: Getting There & How To Visit. Everything you need to know about reaching the Rydal waterfall and visiting Rydal Hall...| Jennie Wanders | Sustainable & Mindful Travel
If you're visiting the Lake District for the first time, you may be looking at what cities are nearby to extend your trip and explore some...| Jennie Wanders | Sustainable & Mindful Travel
Visiting the Lake District in November? November is one of the best times of year to visit the Lake District for a number of reasons...| Jennie Wanders | Sustainable & Mindful Travel
Blea Tarn Walk: Everything you need to know. Where is Blea Tarn? How to get to Blea Tarn. Can you swim in Blea Tarn?| Jennie Wanders | Sustainable & Mindful Travel
