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AREA
ATTRACTIONS
EXPLORE
Cockermouth – the birth place of William Wordsworth
Workington – an ancient market and industrial town at the mouth of the river Derwent
Whitehaven – a Georgian town with a harbour and marina
Maryport – once a small fishing village and then a coal port with a harbour and marina
Keswick – a pretty market town
St Bees – on the Western Coast, St Bees Head, the most westerly point of Cumbria, is the start of the ‘Coast to Coast Walk’
Allonby – beach & village on the coast
Silloth – a town on the shoreline of the Solway Firth
Carlisle – City and the County town of Cumbria
GET ACTIVE
Click the links to find out more:
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Go Ape, Whinlatter
Clip & Climb, Maryport
Derwent Water Marina, Keswick
Rookin House Farm, equestrian and activity centre
Brockhole Lake District Visitors Centre
Honister, Lake District Adventures
DISCOVER
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The Lake District & Coast Aquarium
Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway, (La'al Ratty)
The Beacon, Whitehaven
The Rum Story, Whitehaven
Senhouse Roman Museum, Maryport
Wordsworth House, Cockermouth
Helena Thompson Museum, Workington
The Puzzling Place, Keswick
Rheged, Penrith
Carlisle Castle, Carlisle
GOLF
Workington Golf Club is situated near the Old Ginn House Inn.
This superb 18 hole James Braid designed parkland golf course offers a challenging par 72 course with superb views of the Solway Firth and the Cumbrian Fells.
If booked through The Old Ginn House Inn, we can offer guests a reduction of £10.00 per round at The Workington Golf Club (see www.workingtongolfclub.com for prices)
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Looking for a golfing break,
visit www.golflakedistrict.co.uk
to organise your golfing experience.
Tailor-made to suit your requirements
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CLAY PIGEON SHOOT
Situated in stunning scenery on the fringe of the Western Lake District, Kiln Wood brings a new and unique offering to the world of Simulated Driven Game shooting.
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Kiln Wood Shoot (click link)
WALKING
5 of the 10 Top Britain’s Best Walks (as voted in 2018) are in the Lake District
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# 1 Helvellyn – England’s 3rd highest peak, includes ‘Striding Edge’ a challenging ridge walk
# 4 Catbells – a popular family walk
# 5 Scafell Pike – England’s highest mountain
# 7 Buttermere Circular Walk – a great family favorite
# 8 Old Man of Coniston – one of the best known mountains in the Lake District
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Guided Walks – by Richie Torrance, Mountain Leader
Fully qualified, first aid trained, insured Lake District mountain leader. An easy walk around the Lakes and valleys or a more strenuous mountain hike.
Contact - 07500831378