Local links
Cumbria Tourist Board
"Put your best foot forward and experience the best walking and cycling in Britain. Then relax in award winning hotels, special cottages & camping and caravanning parks and not forgetting B&B's fit for a prince."
Visit Eden
"You will find Eden in a tranquil corner of Cumbria — one of England’s most beautiful counties and a lovely destination for a holiday at any time of year. The clean air and dramatic landscapes will refresh, inspire and rejuvenate anyone who visits."
Ullswater Yacht Club
"... is situated on the North East shore ... about 2 miles from Pooley Bridge on the Howtown Road... is unrivalled in its facilities both on and off the water."
Brougham Castle
"Pronounced 'Broom', was founded by Hugh de Morville sometime between 1157 and 1173 though the first written record is dated 1228 after the death of Robert de Vipont into whose possession the castle had passed in 1203. At some point between 1228 and 1269 the Castle was allowed to fall into decay."
Langstanes Bed & Breakfast
Our friends situated on the C2C cycle route, which "...was developed by Sustrans in partnership with various Local Authorities... The route was opened in 1994 running from Whitehaven on the west coast of Cumbria to the North East coast at Sunderland and has an average of between 12,000 and 15,000 cyclists completing the route every year."
Whinfell Forest Center Parcs
....awaiting quote about day visitors...