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The Reivers’ Cycle Route is a 170-mile coast-to-coast route across the far north of England from Tynemouth to Whitehaven. It takes cyclists into the remote border regions that were once terrorised by the Reivers – unruly clans of robbers, murderers and cattle rustlers, who owed allegiance to neither the English nor the Scottish crowns. Coinciding with
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The Cumbria Way is a long-distance walking route devised in the mid-1970s by local members of what was then known as the
Hadrian’s Cycleway follows the route of the Roman Empire’s north-western frontier for 170 miles across the far north of England – from Ravenglass on
The Pennine Way was England’s first National Trail – established in 1965 after having been suggested by access campaigner Tom Stephenson 20
The Ullswater Way is a 20-mile, waymarked walking route that completes a full circuit of England’s second largest natural lake. It takes
This little Wainwright of 322 metres in height, is suitable for families with budding little walkers who are keen to bag some
Previously known as the Waterhead Inn, the Coniston inn is situated in an idyllic spot on the shores of Coniston Water. The