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12 properties found
Ennerdale Bridge (3mls W), Lake District

Pheasants Nook

211

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7 nights

£1,217 - £1,529

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Ennerdale Bridge, Lake District

The Hayloft - Ennerdale Bridge

2111

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7 nights

£614 - £908

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Ennerdale Bridge, Lake District

The Swift - Ennerdale Bridge

2111

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7 nights

£501 - £737

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Kirkland, Lake District

Hillcrest Cottage - Kirkland

3212

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7 nights

£531 - £864

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Ennerdale, Lake District

The Nook - Longmoor

4232

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7 nights

£646 - £1,482

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Ennerdale Bridge (1 ml W), Lake District

Farm House - Longmoor

5311

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7 nights

£526 - £1,104

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Ennerdale Bridge, Lake District

Thornside

6332

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7 nights

£1,003 - £1,779

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Ennerdale, Lake District

Poppy Cottage - Ennerdale

6312

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7 nights

£725 - £1,348

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Ennerdale Bridge (1ml W), Lake District

The Stables - Longmoor

6321

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7 nights

£588 - £1,035

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Ennerdale Bridge, Lake District

Lily Hall - Ennerdale Bridge

7432

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7 nights

£1,599 - £2,999

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Ennerdale Bridge, Lake District

Cathow Cottage

842

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7 nights

£1,332 - £2,389

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Ennerdale, Lake District

Thorntrees

10553

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7 nights

£1,369 - £2,906

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Self-catering cottages and accommodation in Ennerdale

Seclusion is the keyword here!  The remote emptiness of Ennerdale has a silence broken only by the harsh cries of ravens and the calls of buzzards circling overhead.  With no roads entering the valley and access only on foot, by bicycle or on horseback, Ennerdale is the perfect destination for those seeking quiet contemplation.

Wildlife aplenty!

Secluded Ennerdale is a haven for wildlife. The coniferous forests harbour red squirrels, deer, badgers and pine martens, whilst the lake contains rare Arctic char. Other nature sites can be explored locally at Clints Quarry near Egremont and at High Leys hay meadow near Rowrah.

Meet the ‘Galloways’ of Ennerdale

The coniferous forests of Ennerdale are slowly reverting back to nature through a long-term programme of natural regeneration. As part of this process, you may come across grazing Galloway cattle. Their hooves trample the soil creating niches for young seedlings to take root. They are generally placid animals, but take care when approaching cows with young calves.

Pillar Rock

This prominent detached crag was where the first pioneers of Lakeland climbing practised their skills back in the 1820s. A local shepherd, John Atkinson, made the first ascent on 9 July 1826; a feat now regarded as a landmark in British rock climbing. The Pillar offers a variety of climbs to suit all abilities.

Discover ancient remains

This valley was occupied more or less continuously from the Bronze Age (2000–800 BC) to the medieval era (410–1600 AD), and many of Ennerdale’s archaeological sites are regarded as of national importance. The Smithy Beck trail takes in ancient homesteads, charcoal hearths, a medieval bloomery site and some fantastic views over the lake. Parking at Bowness Knott car park.

Take to the saddle

What better way to enjoy the beauty and tranquillity of the Western Lake District than by taking a gentle trek on horseback over the open fells and bridleways of Kinniside Common. Bradley’s Riding Centre offers pony trekking for all abilities and ages. Rides vary from 1 hour upwards and can be tailor-made to suit your requirements, with all experience levels catered for.

Pedal power

Ennerdale has over 10 miles of forest tracks and lakeshore paths, offering plenty of opportunity for gentle cycling, mountain biking or practising hill climbs on generally traffic-free routes.

A potter with the family

Longlands Lake is a popular spot with young families. Feed the ducks, have a picnic or simply enjoy an easy circular walk around the lake. Suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs.

Go fishing

There are so many possibilities to fish around Ennerdale. For fly fishing, head for Meadley Reservoir, Longlands Lake (both near Cleator Moor), Ennerdale or Cogra Moss Reservoir (at Lamplugh). Salmon and sea trout can be caught on a catch-and-release basis on the River Ehen. For permits, contact Wath Brow Post Office or contact Wath Brow & Ennerdale Angling Club on 01946 84703.

Go-karting

Do you fancy testing your karting prowess on an award-winning race circuit? Cumbria Kart Racing Club is hidden away in a former granite quarry on the outskirts of Rowrah, but it’s worth making the effort to find it.

Useful links for spending time in Ennerdale