Everything you need to enjoy refuelling and relaxing at the end of the day.
Cheerful Staff offer Healthy Fresh Food, Cakes, Coffee and Teas, eaten in or as Takeaway. Convenient for the coastal C2C route Harbour Dogs Welcome
Cleaver's Bar and Restaurant offer a great selection of Wine, Spirits, Ale, and Cocktails.
Established in Whitehaven, Cumbria in November 2018 we have a fantastic range of dishes including authentic Texan BBQ food, Mexican dishes, Steaks, burgers, and our own unique twist on classic dishes.
Swim on the Wild Side is Lake District's only swimming holiday operator offering fully coached activities with a qualified and experienced coach.
Swim in our Endless Pool or in open water from the shores of Ullswater, Lake District, Uk
Lake swimming at Windermere
Scafell Pike, at 978 meters, is England's highest mountain and war memorial, cared for by the National Trust as a result of a gift after the war.
Climbing Castle Crag from Seatoller starts with a bit of a climb, then follows a rolling contour route giving you great views right down the valley.
Immerse yourself in the wild scenery of the Lake District -and try out an outdoor activity that's unique to the area - on this adventurous tour.
This 225km (140 miles) route was the first of Britain's now-famous coast-to-coast rides. It runs from the scenic coast of northwest England through the Northern Lakes and over the Pennines before reaching its conclusion on the shores of the North Sea; Tyneside or Roker Marina in Sunderland, take your pick.
The Whitehaven to Ennerdale Cyclepath is a 10 mile surfaced cycling route from Whitehaven on the east coast, passing through Cleator Moor, then to Sherif's Gate, between Rowrah and Kirkland.
The National Trail follows the line of the Hadrian’s Wall UNESCO World Heritage Site, passing through some of the most beautiful parts of England – from rolling fields and rugged borderlands to the vibrant cities of Newcastle and Carlisle – with dozens of fascinating museums along the way.
This dramatic cliff-top walk starts at Whitehaven’s historic 17th-century harbour, passing the town’s industrial archaeology to join Wainwright’s Coast to Coast path.
Buttermere (the lake) offers one of the best round-the-lake walks in the Lake District. The walk is relatively easy and levels with a great 'reward for effort' ratio. The views mean that your photos make it look like you've been somewhere much more rugged.
This walk is dominated by two spectacular views: the famous vista of the Buttermere fells seen over Crummock Water, and the dramatic rocky buttress of Grasmoor End, looming over the northern end of the lake.
Located in the tranquil heart of the picturesque village of Combs, with beautiful views of surrounding falls, a friendly and welcoming atmosphere can always be found at the Beehive Inn.
The history of The Hanging Gate can be dated back to over four hundred years ago when it was a shoemakers workshop owned by John Barratt and his wife Sarah.
Welcome to Bird Cafe we are very excited about welcoming you to our very unique cafe in the heart of the Peak District.
Starting in the village of Hathersage, this 9 mile walk takes you along the wonderful cliffs of Stanage Edge with superb views of the Derwent & Hope Valleys, Mam Tor and Kinder Scout.
Castleton is a great place to go for a walk, explore the attraction or hang out in local pubs. It's a beautiful village surrounded by hills. A real hot spot. It can be very busy at the height of summer.
This is a walk which starts on the outskirts of Buxton. near Corbar Woods in Buxton and heading out into the countryside up and over Bleak Edge and Short Edge, taking you high up then reaching Castle Naze.
An outdoor heated swimming pool in the heart of Peak District
This Padley Gorge walk is best suited to kids aged 5 and over because of the terrain, and we can pretty much guarantee they’ll love it!
Three Shire Head is where Derbyshire, Staffordshire, and Cheshire meet.
The gritstone escarpment which includes Ramshaw Rocks and Hen Cloud is situated above the historic market town of Leek.
The historically restricted crag is now open thanks to0 the Crow Act. Great rock and what might be the most photogenic crag in the peak.
Windgather rocks is a small gritstone carg situated close to the village of kettleshulme. It's popular with beginners and families alike, with many of the routes positioned at the easier end of the grade spectrum.
Starting in Macclesfield, Cheshire, at the traffic lights where the famous Arighi Bianchi department store is located, this is one of the Peak District’s most famous hill climbs.
The High Peak Trail is a favourite with cyclists who want to discover the hidden gems of the Peak District.
The Tissington Trail splits from the High Peak Trail just to the south of the Parsley Hay Visitor Centre, where there are refreshments, cycle hire, and car parking.