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Lake District Walks and Tourist Attractions

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Crummock Water, Lake District, Cumbria

Welcome to Go Lake District. We provide free walking guides and maps for the Lakes and Cumbria. Whether you are looking for a pleasant family outing in the Lake District or a hike up the mountains or fells, we are sure you will find something on this website.

We are particularly pleased to offer a range of walks suitable for children and show a variety of walks with sections suitable for pushchair or wheelchair use.

 

Sunset at Thirlmere

 

We also offer you our independent roundup of the various tourist attractions such as Ravenglass railway, Ullswater Steamers, and other boat hire in Cumbria, and things to do when it rains in the Lakes, with our wet day’s guide. We also include a selection of free attractions. We give you the information and website links you will need before planning which attractions to visit. We also have a summary of the free attractions (other than the countryside). We can recommend what to do, whatever the weather, so we’ve got ideas if you have children to entertain on a wet day.

 

Map of the Dale Head Horseshoe

 

To enhance your visit to the Lake District, we sell ordnance survey maps at discounted prices, all with free postage and packing. Check out our maps here.

If you’ve enjoyed your holiday in Cumbria,  you may want to remember it by visiting our photo-shop to get a memento for you, a friend or a family member.

 

Yacht leaving Maryport Harbour, Cumbria

This is an interactive website and we value your opinions on our guides and your feedback from your experiences at the tourist attractions in the Lake District.

Crummock Water, Lake District

 

Free Lake District Walk Guides

Our website has a range of great, free lake district walks for you to enjoy. They include difficulty and danger ratings for your benefit.
Great walks such as Muncaster FellRavenglass Coast, Crummock Water & Lanthwaite Wood Binsey Barrow (Braithwaite). If you are feeling adventurous and ready for the exercise, you could take on England’s highest mountain – Scafell Pike. To view our full list of amazing Lake district walks, click here.