One of the most well known waterfalls in the Lake District, this beautiful, straightforward walk gives big rewards for little effort. Here’s how we did it. Lake District Waterfalls While the Lake District is most famous for its, well, lakes, along with it’s mountains, there are also a number of waterfalls that are worth exploring. … Read more
Considered one of the trickiest of the ‘easiest’ Wainwrights, we decided to tackle Silver How as our first family Wainwright. With promised views over Grasmere and the Langdales, and of Grasmere Gingerbread as a reward, Silver How seemed like an excellent first choice. Here’s how we got on, with step-by-step instructions in case you want … Read more
One of our old favourites, the farm trail at Low Sizergh Barn is great for kids. Here’s everything you need to know if you’re planning a trip. Where is Low Sizergh Barn? Low Sizergh Barn Farm Shop and Café (to give it it’s full name!) is located on the southbound section of the A591, just … Read more
The Ambleside Champion Tree Trail The Ambleside Champion Tree Trail in Skelghyll Woods is a perfect walk for toddlers and young children. Great in every season, its a perfect way to pass an hour or two in the Lake District. Where are Skelghyll Woods? You can find Skelghyll Woods on the outskirts of Ambleside in … Read more
A family friendly walk The Elterwater to Skelwith Bridge walk is suitable for all ages, from tiny toddlers to reluctant teenagers. For very little effort on this flat, linear walk you are rewarded with beautiful views, lots of places to rest and play, and one of the best bakeries around. Where is Elterwater? Elterwater village … Read more
We have enjoyed the Tarn Hows circular walk as a family since the children were very small. It is a beautiful loop around Tarn Hows, with a path all the way round suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. With a beautiful natural backdrop and plenty of places to stop and play, Tarn Hows circular walk is … Read more
This is a lovely circular walk that we have been doing in all weathers with our children since they were very tiny. This walk around Grasmere Lake takes in Grasmere village, woodlands, and plenty of Grasmere lake access. Along the way there are plenty of areas to stop for snack and picnic breaks, and areas … Read more