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Six Lakes Splendour (4 Hours, Public)
Six Lakes Splendour (4 Hours, Public)
Six Lakes Splendour (4 Hours, Public)
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Highlights
Across six of the Lakes this journey travels, climbing from Windermere into the high fells where the road rises through Kirkstone Pass and the landscape opens far beyond. From these heights the way descends towards the quiet waters of Brothers Water, before carrying on to Ullswater and its long mountain shores, with time to pause and simply enjoy the beauty around you.
The Lakes are yours to discover in your own way. As the road carries you onward, a clear commentary tells of the places passing by, their history and the mountains, waters and valleys that have shaped them. Your driver remains close at hand should you need assistance, while leaving you free to enjoy each stop and the journey through the Lakes at your own pace.
Itinerary
Kirkstone Mountain Pass
10 minsAdmission Ticket FreeShortly after departure, we ascend Kirkstone Pass, the highest road pass in the Lake District at 1,489 feet. This dramatic mountain route cuts through open fells, offering sweeping panoramic views across valleys and ridgelines. At the summit stands the historic Kirkstone Inn, one of England’s highest pubs, set in striking isolation amid the rugged landscape. This elevated beginning sets the tone for the journey ahead.Brothers Water(통과)
Admission Ticket FreeShortly after departure, we ascend Kirkstone Pass, the highest road pass in the Lake District at 1,489 feet. This dramatic mountain route cuts through open fells, offering sweeping panoramic views across valleys and ridgelines. At the summit stands the historic Kirkstone Inn, one of England’s highest pubs, set in striking isolation amid the rugged landscape. This elevated beginning sets the tone for the journey ahead.Glenridding
30 minsAdmission Ticket FreeFollowing the valley north, we reach Glenridding on the southern shore of Ullswater. Here we pause for around thirty minutes, allowing time to stroll beside the lake, visit the village cafés, browse small local shops, or simply relax by the water’s edge.Ullswater(통과)
Admission Ticket FreeLeaving Glenridding, we follow Ullswater’s shoreline. Stretching nine miles through a glacial valley, it is often regarded as the most picturesque lake in England. As we travel along its western edge, the slopes of Helvellyn and Place Fell rise steeply above the water, framing ever-changing reflections that shift with light and weather.Castlerigg Stone Circle
15 minsAdmission Ticket FreeFrom Ullswater, the route carries us west to Castlerigg Stone Circle, one of Britain’s most striking Neolithic monuments, estimated to be over 5,000 years old. The circle’s 38 standing stones sit on a high plateau surrounded by uninterrupted mountain views, including Blencathra, Skiddaw, and Helvellyn. Its dramatic setting makes it one of the most photogenic prehistoric sites in the country. We pause here to take in both the history and the landscape.Thirlmere(통과)
Admission Ticket FreeContinuing south, we travel alongside Thirlmere, a long and narrow reservoir set within a deep valley. Originally two separate lakes before being dammed in the 19th century, Thirlmere now blends seamlessly into its surroundings. Dense forest lines the water, while Helvellyn rises prominently above, offering a striking contrast between water, woodland, and mountain.Grasmere
30 minsAdmission Ticket FreeOur next stop is Grasmere, one of the Lake District’s most beloved villages. With around thirty minutes to explore, visitors may stroll through independent shops, enjoy a café stop, or visit the famous Grasmere Gingerbread Shop, home to a unique sweet recipe dating back to 1854. Nearby, St. Oswald’s Church and Wordsworth’s Daffodil Garden reflect the village’s literary heritage and enduring charm.Rydal Water(통과)
Admission Ticket FreeOur next stop is Grasmere, one of the Lake District’s most beloved villages. With around thirty minutes to explore, visitors may stroll through independent shops, enjoy a café stop, or visit the famous Grasmere Gingerbread Shop, home to a unique sweet recipe dating back to 1854. Nearby, St. Oswald’s Church and Wordsworth’s Daffodil Garden reflect the village’s literary heritage and enduring charm.Ambleside
30 minsAdmission Ticket FreeLeaving Grasmere, we pass Rydal Water, one of the region’s smaller but most picturesque lakes. Nestled between wooded slopes and rocky outcrops, it was a favourite retreat of William Wordsworth. The water’s surface often mirrors the surrounding fells, offering a quiet and reflective interlude as we continue south.Windermere(통과)
Admission Ticket FreeAs the journey concludes, we follow the eastern shoreline of Windermere, England’s largest natural lake. Victorian boathouses, wooded islands, and distant mountain silhouettes provide a fitting final view before returning to Windermere Railway Station, completing the circular route.As the journey concludes, we follow the eastern shoreline of Windermere, England’s largest natural lake. Victorian boathouses, wooded islands, and distant mountain silhouettes provide a fitting final view before returning to Windermere Railway Station, completing the circular route.
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