High Grassings Country House Hotel

This Tarn (mountain lake) is a scenoic spot located 180 metres up in the fells North East of Coniston, operated through the National trust there are good footpaths, and a circular walk around this very scenic spot. there is a large car Park for the Tarn.

On first glance it may look like a very well preserved medieval castle but in fact is a Victorian 1840 build which was passed to the National rust in 1929. Now open to the public together with impressive grounds which include Giant Redwood trees and other specimen trees

A National Trust circular walk through woodlands , wonderful scenery and views which also passes the impressive Tom Gill Waterfalls

Located in a wooded valley, west of Ambleside, cared for by the National Trust, the River Brathay drops in several stages creating a series of waterfalls

A museum with original illustrations from Beatrix's tales, housed in a 17th-century house in the centre of Hawkhead run by the National Trust

A relatively smaller lake at 2470 metres long and 477metres wide. Located near Hawkshead between Coniston and Windermere, and a good fishing lake

A chocolate factory outlet and and interactive experience for children plus chocolate workshops

A small relatively shallow lake north of Skelwith Bridge and with the village of Elterwater to the north of the Lake in the Great Langdale Valley

A small but attractive waterfall with approximately a 16 foot drop on the River Brathay - best viewed after rain as despite its size a good volume of water passes over the drop

A series of caves and quarry workings near Little Langdale