Book To Stay In Wasdale or Eskdale

Wasdale is a beautiful and tranquil valley located in the Lake District of Cumbria, England. This stunning natural setting offers visitors breathtaking views of mountains, lakes, and fells.

Wasdale is home to the highest mountain in England, Scafell Pike, and Wastwater lake – one of the deepest lakes in England. Wasdale’s picturesque landscape, combined with its rich cultural heritage makes it an ideal holiday destination for those who appreciate both nature and history.

Wasdale also boasts numerous activities, including walking trails, cycling routes, and scenic viewpoints that will captivate you. With its breathtaking vistas and great range of outdoor pursuits on offer, Wasdale provides the perfect escape.

Neighbouring Eskdale is also a stunning valley surrounded by breathtaking mountain ranges and lush green hills. Eskmere and Wastwater provide two spectacular lakes at either end of this picturesque valley.

Eskdale is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, offering countless activities, including hiking, biking, boating, rock climbing and birdwatching. The vibrant landscape of Eskdale provides the perfect backdrop for exploration and adventure.

The rolling fields are alive with wildflowers in the summer months while snow decorates the peaks during winter – all year round visitors will be mesmerised by its beauty. Visitors can also enjoy exploring Eskdale’s fascinating history such as Eskdale Church which dates back to the 14th century, Eskdale Hall and its associated villages.

Attractions near Wasdale & Eskdale

1. Scafell Pike: Standing at an impressive 978 meters, Scafell Pike is the highest mountain in England and provides visitors with stunning views of Wasdale Valley and its surrounding landscape. Trekking to the summit of this impressive peak is a popular activity among hikers and mountaineers alike.
2. Wastwater Lake: With its mystical blue waters, Wastwater Lake is one of the deepest lakes in England, making it a popular destination for those looking to escape from everyday life. The lake’s clear waters provide guests with plenty of activities, including swimming, canoeing, and fishing – perfect for relaxation or adventure!
3. St Bees Head: Located just outside Wasdale Valley, St Bees Head is a beautiful coastal walk stretching two miles around the cliffs of Cumbria’s St Bees Bay. Visitors can marvel at stunning views across the bay and spot sea birds and local wildlife.
4. Hardknott Roman Fort: Found on the edge of Wasdale Valley, Hardknott Roman Fort offers an insight into ancient history with its remains dating back to 120 AD when it was used as a military fort by the Romans. Visitors can explore ruins such as turrets and buildings while learning about their interesting past through interactive displays located throughout the site.
5. Boot Village: Located in Eskdale Valley nearby Wasdale is Boot village which offers visitors plenty to explore, including picturesque cottages, unique shops and cafes, as well as plenty of activities such as hiking trails, cycling routes and birdwatching sites which are sure to delight nature lovers.