Carlisle & Cumbrian Coast Travel Guides

Fell Foot Park

This Victorian park, restored to its former glory, offers substantial access to the lakeshore of Windermere, where there are leisure facilities in...

Ferries

With no port within the Carlisle & Cumbrian region, the closest ports are Heysham, for ferries to Ireland and the Isle of Man, and at...

St. James Park

Lake District Scenic Drive

Explore the stunning scenery of England's Lake District by taking the 35 mile drive from Buttermere to Hawkshead. The drive winds through...

Wasdale, Eskdale and Duddon

In Wasdale the Trust owns England's highest mountain, Scafell Pike, and deepest lake, Wastwater, which has impressive scree slopes. Almost the...

Train Stations

Brampton Station, Brampton Less than a mile from the centre of Brampton, on the Carlisle to Newcastle Trans-Pennine mainline.

Regular...

Carlisle Airport

Carlisle Airport is the most convenient gateway to the Lake District and South West Scotland, where you are guaranteed efficient service with a...

Flights

Carlisle & the Cumbrian Coast has no regional airport but the full range of airlines are available from either Manchester or Newcastle...

Cartmel Priory Gatehouse

Apart from the church, the gatehouse is all that is left of a 12th-century Augustinian priory, which was later strengthened following devastating...

Coaches

Lonsdale Sreet, in the city centre.

9 hours to London, Victoria Coach Station Regular National Express coaches, departing from early...

Trains

With excellent local train services and links to London and the rest of the UK, the Carlisle & Cumbrian Coast is easily accesible....

Buttermere and Ennerdale

This area of 3,588 hectares (8,866 acres) of fell and commonland includes the lakes of Buttermere, Crummock and Loweswater, 7 farms and woodland...

Bitts Park