- Troutbeck - Travel through Troutbeck village and over England’s highest mountain pass, Kirkstone Pass
- Ullswater - See England’s 2nd largest lake, Ullswater
- Castlerigg Stone Circle - Castlerigg Stone Circle, an ancient circle of 48 stones. Take photos of this age-old site and learn how the stones were probably set here in around 3,000 BC to form a ceremonial site.
- Keswick - enjoy free time for lunch (own expense) and explore this delightful market town as you wish.
- Ashness Bridge - Stop at the most photographed bridge in the Lake District, Ashness Bridge as well as admire the views from Suprise View which boast spectacular views over Derwentwater and beyond
- Honister Slate Mine - Climb the rugged slopes of Honister Pass to the chocolate-box village of Buttermere and then drive by Crummock Water to Keswick.
- Grasmere - Stop in the picture-postcard village of Grasmere, famous for William Wordsworth and Sarah Nelsons Grasmere Gingerbread
- On-board commentary in English
- Pick up and drop off from Oxenholme Train Station
- Transport in a small mini-coach
- Food & drink
- Drivers gratuity (optional)
The English Lake District, with its rolling landscapes and rugged hills, has been newly included in UNESCO’s World Heritage List. As you explore, your guide will educate you about the Lake District’s past, its geological aspects, and individuals who’ve played a role in forming this beloved area.
During your journey, witness stunning views including the Borrowdale Valley, Buttermere, Honister pass, Ullswater, and Grasmere. The tour makes numerous stops, one notable location being the Castlerigg Stone Circle, known for its scenic appeal. A friendly driver/guide will give an enlightening commentary throughout your full day tour of this breathtaking territory of lakes and mountains.
- Please arrive early as the tour cannot wait for late passengers or late trains
- Children must be over the age of 5 to travel on this tour
- There will be a designated lunch stop where you’ll be able to purchase lunch
- There are toilet stops on route
- Minimal walking is involved
- Our vehicles are not currently wheelchair accessible
- Luggage storage is available at the Windermere Information departure location
- Seats cannot be reserved
- Each passenger must have their own seat
- Westmorland and Furness Council are working towards upgrading and improving the safety of the A592 (Kirkstone Pass) which connects Windermere to Brotherswater and Ullswater. Unfortunately this does mean the road is closed for specific periods throughout the year, including 2nd October – 16th October 2023 and 1st March 2024 – 22nd March 2024. We are sorry for the inconvenience, please note our tours will still be running as usual but with a temporarily diverted route during this period.
- Please note, the pick up location you have chosen is where you will be collected from. It is not possible to be collected from a different location once chosen. If you are not at the correct pick up location and miss the tour, we cannot offer alternative arrangements.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.