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Keswick
Tourist Association
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"Heart
of the Lake District"
Keswick has become the
major centre for tourism in the north lakes.
This pretty market town offers a wide range of attractions for
visitors, from shops and restaurants to museums.
Tel: 017687 72645
www.keswick.org |
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Cockermouth Website |
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"Guide to the town, accommodation, places to visit
and history etc"
Lying just
outside the boundary of the Lake District National Park,
Cockermouth is an attractive market town not overwhelmed by
the tourist atmosphere of Keswick and Ambleside.
Cockermouth grew up at the junction of the two most
important rivers in the area.
Here the River Cocker, flowing out of Lakes Buttermere,
Crummock and Loweswater meets the River Derwent on its
journey from Lakes Derwent and Bassenthwaite to the sea at
Workington.
www.cockermouth.org.uk |
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St.
Bees Village Website
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"The
way to St. Bees"
Information about the history and heritage of the village as
well as details about accommodation, general facilities,
schools, churches, musical and other activities.
www.stbees.org.uk |
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Cleator
Moor History |
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"Comprehensive
local history and pictures from Tom Duffy after many years of research"
Cleator Moor, or Little
Ireland as it is affectionately known by local people, owes its
roots to the Irish immigrants who came to the town looking for
work during the infamous potato famine which blighted much of
Ireland during 1845-1850.
www.themoor.ukf.net |
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Grasmere
Village Website |
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"The
loveliest spot that man hath ever found - William Wordsworth"
An interesting history of the village and location with descriptions of local activities,
accommodation and places of interest.
www.grasmere.com |
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Wasdale
Valley Website
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"Information
and Inspiration for the Wasdale Valley"
A guide to all that the valley has to offer from activities to
businesses and walks to accommodation.
www.wasdaleweb.co.uk |
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Maryport Website
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"Near the Lakes, by the Sea"
Maryport is an attractive coastal town on the Solway
estuary, with sweeping views, shoreline walks, golf links,
coastal sailing, lively pubs and memorable summer festivals.
Here you can experience a maritime history of two thousand
years of the sea, visit the many attractions and unique
shops, and discover a Lake District experience with definite
difference.
www.gomaryport.co.uk |
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Coniston Website
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"Community
website representing all Coniston businesses"
Complete guide to Coniston and district with local tourist and business
information, news, accommodation, restaurant, services and
shopping guide etc.
www.coniston-net.com |
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Grange-over-Sands
Official Website
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"Tourist and Community Information"
The charming Edwardian
resort of Grange-over-Sands is set between the Lake District
fells and Morecambe Bay, and offers one of the mildest
climates in the North.
www.grange-over-sands.com |
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Lake District
National
Park Authority |
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"Working
together for a prosperous economy, vibrant communities and
world class visitor experiences - and all sustaining the
spectacular landscape"
The Lake District
National Park is the largest in England, covering fells,
lakes, villages, towns and beaches. We look after this
unique area, encouraging people to enjoy and understand its
beauty and helping those who live and work here.
www.lake-district.gov.uk |
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Cleator
Directory Website |
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"The
traveller's guide to Cumbria and the Lake District"
The village of
Cleator, beside the River Ehen, is a companion to Cleator Moor, a
mile away.
Includes a brief history and details of places of interest in
Cleator.
www.thecumbriadirectory.com |
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Ambleside Online
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"The jewel in Lakeland's crown"
Complete guide to the
community of Ambleside with local tourist and business
information, Lakes Parish Council news, accommodation,
restaurant, services and shopping guide.
www.ambleside.co.uk |
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Ullswater.com Website |
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"The Lake District at its loveliest"
To many people Ullswater is simply the perfect
destination.
Whether your quest is for sublime natural beauty or the best
opportunities for outdoor activity along with interesting
indoor attractions.
Ullswater’s nine mile length will provide the perfect
setting and location.
www.ullswater.com |
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Cartmel
Village Website
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"Accommodation
& businesses in this historic medieval village in peaceful
southern Lake District"
A brief
history of the village with descriptions of local activities
and places of interest.
www.cartmelvillage.com |
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Silloth Website |
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"A
centre for all seasons"
A brief history of
the town with descriptions of local activities, accommodation
and places of interest.
www.silloth-on-solway.co.uk |
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Broughton-in-Furness
Website |
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"At
the heart of Undiscovered Lakeland with space to breathe and time to relax"
Located
on the Furness Peninsula 'Undiscovered Lakeland' dates from the
11th Century and has within its borders the River Duddon so
immortalised by Wordsworth and surely must be counted amongst the
first of the most scenic rivers in England.
Information on accommodation, history, location, local services
& annual events etc.
www.broughton-in-furness.co.uk |
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About Ulverston Website |
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"Spiritual and Artistic Centre"
Ulverston is an old market town located in the Furness
Peninsula of the English Lake District. To the north of the
peninsula are the Furness Fells, the Cumbrian mountains, and
lakes Coniston and Windermere.
The peninsula itself has a gentler landscape than the
mountainous areas, consisting of rolling pasturelands,
ancient picturesque villages and unspoilt tarns (small
lakes).
www.aboutulverston.co.uk |
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