Claire’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Only a short walk from the front door of the apartment, you can get the most stunning views of Derwentwater and the surrounding fells.
Castlehead Wood
Only a short walk from the front door of the apartment, you can get the most stunning views of Derwentwater and the surrounding fells.
One of the oldest stone circles in England, it is located in the most beautiful and tranquil setting, with fabulous 360 views. Accessible by foot or by car, it is completely open so you can picnic sitting on the stones, and take photos of the incredible panoramas.
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Cercle de pierres de Castlerigg
Castle LaneOne of the oldest stone circles in England, it is located in the most beautiful and tranquil setting, with fabulous 360 views. Accessible by foot or by car, it is completely open so you can picnic sitting on the stones, and take photos of the incredible panoramas.
The launch operates scenic round tours of Derwentwater, with the ability to hop on and aff at various stops as a beautiful way to get around the lake. They also offer a shuttle service to the base of Catbells.
It's a lovely way to see Keswick and the Borrowdale Valley, offering spectacular views.
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Keswick Launch Ticket Office
The launch operates scenic round tours of Derwentwater, with the ability to hop on and aff at various stops as a beautiful way to get around the lake. They also offer a shuttle service to the base of Catbells.
It's a lovely way to see Keswick and the Borrowdale Valley, offering spectacular views.
An accessible walk/cycle path along the disused railway line between Keswick and Threlkeld.
The path was damaged in December 2015, with a number of bridges being washed away. It was reopened in December 2020 with a new tarmac surface, and reopening one of the tunnels that had been filled in since the 1970s when the A66 flyover was built across the Greta Gorge.
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Keswick to Threlkeld railway trail
FieldsideAn accessible walk/cycle path along the disused railway line between Keswick and Threlkeld.
The path was damaged in December 2015, with a number of bridges being washed away. It was reopened in December 2020 with a new tarmac surface, and reopening one of the tunnels that had been filled in since the 1970s when the A66 flyover was built across the Greta Gorge.
Food scene
The Royal Oak at Keswick
Main StreetHearty food, well presented, central location, good atmosphere.
A lovely bar and eatery just a few steps from the front door. A selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes are available, locally-made beers as well as some well known brands. Open from 5pm, closed Mondays.
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Fellpack
34 Lake RdA lovely bar and eatery just a few steps from the front door. A selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes are available, locally-made beers as well as some well known brands. Open from 5pm, closed Mondays.
The Derwent Walker.
A lovely cafe through the day, serving light meals and cocktails through the evening. Attentive staff, high quality food, and a lovely atmosphere.
19 Lake Rd
19 Lake RoadThe Derwent Walker.
A lovely cafe through the day, serving light meals and cocktails through the evening. Attentive staff, high quality food, and a lovely atmosphere.
Food Scene
A new brunch and cocktail bar just a few steps from the front door. A great selection of food, multiple vegan options, and open for drinks until early evening.
Lake Road Inn
10 Lake RdA new brunch and cocktail bar just a few steps from the front door. A great selection of food, multiple vegan options, and open for drinks until early evening.
Entertainment
The theatre is just a 5 minute walk from your front door. You can access their programme of events online, advance booking highly recommended. Set on the lakeshore opposite Crow Park, it has a beautiful setting, and a lovely bar and restaurant attached.
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Theatre by the Lake
Lake RoadThe theatre is just a 5 minute walk from your front door. You can access their programme of events online, advance booking highly recommended. Set on the lakeshore opposite Crow Park, it has a beautiful setting, and a lovely bar and restaurant attached.
A great option for indoor entertainment on a rainy day in Keswick. Just 5 minutes away in Museum Square, let your perspective be tested in this intriguing attraction.
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Le Lieu des Énigmes
A great option for indoor entertainment on a rainy day in Keswick. Just 5 minutes away in Museum Square, let your perspective be tested in this intriguing attraction.
An excellent option for indoor climbing, just a 5 minute walk from the apartment. They also offer outdoor guided adventures.
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KONG Adventure
Heads RoadAn excellent option for indoor climbing, just a 5 minute walk from the apartment. They also offer outdoor guided adventures.
Recently rebranded as The Pocket, there's regular live music, and a good selection of beers, and just the other side of the underpass from your accommodation.
33 Lake Rd
33 Lake RoadRecently rebranded as The Pocket, there's regular live music, and a good selection of beers, and just the other side of the underpass from your accommodation.