The Lake District
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1. Borrowdale Fells
MountainThese steep fells rise up dramatically behind Seatoller. Get out and walk whenever inspiration strikes. Trails are well signposted, or you can...Read More
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2. Castlegate House Gallery
Museum/GalleryOne of the region's best galleries, Castlegate displays and sells outstanding contemporary works, many by Cumbrian artists. There's a wonderful...Read More
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3. Castlerigg Stone Circle
RuinsA Neolithic monument about 100 feet in diameter, this stone circle was built around 3,000 years ago on a hill overlooking St. John's Vale. The...Read More
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4. Bridge House
Notable BuildingThis tiny 17th-century stone building, once an apple store, perches on an arched stone bridge spanning Stone Beck. It may have been built here...Read More
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5. Brockhole
GardenA lakeside 19th-century mansion with 30 acres of terraced gardens sloping down to the water, Brockhole serves as the park's official visitor...Read More
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6. Cartmel Priory
Religious Building/Site/ShrineFounded in 1190, the huge Cartmel Priory survived the dissolution of the monasteries in the 16th century because it was also the village church...Read More
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7. Derwentwater
Body Of Water/WaterfallTo understand why Derwentwater is considered one of England's finest lakes, take a short walk from Keswick's town center to the lakeshore and...Read More
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8. Hawkshead Brewery
Winery/Brewery/DistilleryIt may not have the Lake District's most picturesque setting—in Staveley, between Windermere and Kendal—but for beer lovers, there are few better...Read More
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9. Helvellyn
MountainWest of Ullswater's southern end, the brooding presence of Helvellyn (3,118 feet), one of the Lake District's most formidable mountains and...Read More
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10. Honister Pass and Buttermere
Body Of Water/WaterfallBeyond Seatoller, B5289 turns westward through Honister Pass (1,176 feet) and Buttermere Fell. Boulders line the road, which is one of the most...Read More
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11. Orrest Head
ViewpointTo escape the traffic and have a view of Windermere, set out on foot and follow the signs to the left of the Windermere Hotel to Orrest Head...Read More
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12. Penrith Castle
Castle/PalaceThe evocative remains of this 15th-century redbrick castle stand high above a steep, now-dry moat. Home of the maligned Richard, Duke of Gloucester...Read More
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13. Penrith Museum
Museum/GalleryIn a 16th-century building that served as a school from 1670 to the 1970s, this museum contains Stone Age axe heads, interesting fossils and...Read More
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14. Rheged
Visitor CenterNamed for the Celtic kingdom of Cumbria, Rheged is a modern, grass-covered visitor center with activities for kids and some interesting free...Read More
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15. Scafell Pike
MountainEngland's highest mountain at 3,210 feet, Scafell (pronounced scar -fell) Pike is visible from Seatoller. One route up the mountain, for experienced...Read More
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