WINDERMERE

 BOWNESS

 World of Beatrix Potter

 Townend

Fine example of Lake District vernacular architecture

 Windermere and Troutbeck (including Bridge House)

Fine varied walking country around popular Lake Windermere

 Hill Top

Delightful small 17th-century house where Beatrix Potter wrote many of her famous children's stories

 Stagshaw Garden

Steep woodland garden, noted for its flowering shrubs

 Windermere Lake Cruises

Winner of the 2003 Cumbria for Excellence Award, Large Tourist Attraction of the year. Over 1 million passengers carried each year

 Beatrix Potter Gallery

Gallery showing original book illustrations by Beatrix Potter, with information about her life

 Hawkshead and Claife

Classic Lakeland village

 HAWKSHEAD

 WATERHEAD

 Ambleside Roman Fort

The well-marked remains of a 2nd-century fort with large granaries, probably built under Hadrian to guard the Roman road from Brougham to Ravenglass and act as a supply base.

 AMBLESIDE

 Moor Top

Moor Top car park has views to west and south and is the start for a number of trails.

 Grizedale Visitor Centre

Grizedale Forest Park provides a fantastic full day out for the whole family. Grizedale Visitor Centre is at the heart of the Forest Park and is a great starting place for your visit.

 Grizedale Forest Park

 Grizedale Forest Park enterance

Grizedale Forest Park offers a fantastic day out for the whole family. The park occupies a central location within the Lake District National Park within an area of spectacular scenery.

 Bogle Crag

Midway between the Visitor Centre and the village of Satterthwaite, the car park at Bogle Crag is the starting point for 3 cicular walks which start and finish in ancient broadleaf woodland.

 Blind Lane

Blind Lane is a small quiet car park from which a circular walk takes in the spectacular sight of Force Falls.

 Machell's Coppice

A pleasent car park from which the circular Machell's Coppice Walk starts.