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Read More »The Armitt museum, gallery and reference library was established in Ambleside in 1912 to “foster an exchange of ideas in the local
Read More »The tiny National Trust property of Bridge House is located to the north of Ambleside town centre. Spanning the waters of Stock
Read More »The pyramid-like summit of Bow Fell is part of a ring of the highest, grandest and gnarliest peaks in the Lake District
Read More »Standing tall and proud at the western end of Great Langdale is a series of dramatic buttresses, scree gullies and gnarled, rocky
Read More »The Langdale Pikes are possibly the Lake District’s most recognisable fells. You might not have heard their individual names before, but there’s
Read More »Head west from Ambleside and you’ll notice the fells slowly closing in around you; the valley narrows and the ground rising up
Read More »People travelling along the A591 cannot fail to miss the distinctive summit rocks of Helm Crag reaching skyward above Grasmere. The highest
Read More »There are dozens of high-level tarns scattered throughout the Lake District, beautiful pools usually occupying glacial hollows on the fellsides. They were
Read More »Grasmere and Rydal Water lie to the east and south-east of Grasmere village. Two of the smallest lakes in the National Park,
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