Haweswater

Haweswater is 6 miles from the cottage door - along a very quiet road which runs over the fells. Haweswater is the hidden gem of the Lake District with high mountains and Lake walks easily accessed. Full details about the Haweswater walk HERE

Ullswater Steamer Walk

This is the walk we suggest to all our guests because it is a short drive from the cottage and involves a trip on the steamer. You can print a guide for the Glenridding to Howtown route HERE or for the reverse route HERE

Swindale Waterfalls A pleasant evening walk along Swindale to the waterfalls.

A walk through the village and round the old Haweswater road finishing at the coffee shop in the village.

Naddle Bluebells A walk from Swindale to naddle to see the bluebells in Naddle Woods - heard a cuckoo.

Tebay to Greenholm
A pleasant evening walk from Tebay to Greenholm.


Walk round Wet Sleddale
Pictures of a wet evening walk around Wet Sleddale reservoir.

Walk from Tailbert to Swindale
A squelchy Sunday afternoon walk from Tailbert to Swindale.

 

 Shap Wells Walk
A Sunday afternoon walk round Shap Wells .

 

Walk from Swindale to Mardale over the Old Corpse Road
 A lovely Sunday afternoon walk over the old Corpse Road from Swindale to Mardale.

 
Walk over Hardendale

 A walk over Hardendale. 34 Pictures.

Visit our page showing how we cater for walkers at the cottage.

An excellent guide to walking Haweswater and High Street can be found at http://www.walkthefells.net/FELL.asp?FELL_ID=118

The cottage is situated just outside the village and the open fells are a short walk away where you can complete a wide range of circular walks from the cottage. One of the most popular is The Three Rings of Shap which are three 30Km loops starting in the village which can be done as a challange in 24hrs or over three days as some of our guests have done. You can download a route guide here

If your interested in the annual challenge then you can get more details here