Grab yourself a drink, sit back and enjoy the ride. And what a ride this is! The Ullswater ‘Steamers’ ply the waters
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There’s something very special about the way Ullswater, the National Park’s second largest lake, draws you in over its eight-mile length, pulling
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Derwentwater may be the Queen of the Lakes, Windermere the longest and Wastwater the deepest, but no lake provides as many ‘wow!’ moments as Ullswater. There’s something very special
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Lowther Castle sits on the eastern edge of the Lake District National Park, in the gently rolling countryside beside the River Lowther. What you
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Pooley Bridge sits at the northern end of Ullswater, on the banks of the River Eamont as it issues from the lake.
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Patterdale lies just beyond the southern tip of Ullswater. Smaller and quieter than neighbouring Glenridding, it has a shop, hotel, pub, youth
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Howtown is the name of both a sheltered bay and a quiet hamlet tucked in at the base of the fells, about
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A humble little village in an incredible setting, Glenridding squats at the foot of the rugged Helvellyn range, on the southern shore
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