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Mon 03 June 2013
New activity website for Keswick
Wed 13 March 2013
The Karrimor Great Trail Challenge
Wed 29 May 2013
Derwentwater Regatta
Fri 31 May 2013
Respect the Mountains Launch Envirotrek Series
Fri 31 May 2013
The World Mountain Running Trials
Tue 28 May 2013
Grumpy Old Woman brings slightly sozzled comedy to Theatre by the Lake
Fri 24 May 2013
Tour of Britain stage in Keswick
Thu 23 May 2013
Mountain Bike Time Trial
Thu 23 May 2013
Lake District Wildlife Park celebrates Love your Zoo Week
Tue 21 May 2013
Bassenthwaite Festival 2013, 31 May-1 June
Tue 21 May 2013
From Thriller to Tragedy
Thu 09 May 2013
Lake District Wildlife Park celebrates Love Your Zoo Week 25th May
Mon 20 May 2013
Action packed family fun at Rheged this May half term
Mon 20 May 2013
Spring Bank Holiday in Keswick
Mon 13 May 2013
Keswick Street Theatre
Wed 08 May 2013
VAN GOGH MEETS THE VICARS IN KESWICK
Mon 29 April 2013
Lake District Wildlife Park Tapirs are a hit on World Tapir Day
Tue 30 April 2013
Maisy Mouse Tea Party at the Theatre by the Lake in Keswick
Thu 25 April 2013
'Nature in Stitch' at the Viridian Gallery
Thu 18 April 2013
Keswick Midsummer Festival 30th June 2013
Wed 13 March 2013
Viridian Gallery - Exhibition Dates 2013
Wed 06 March 2013
Derwentwater Youth Hostel - 2013 Family Activity Holidays
Thu 21 February 2013
Magical Elderflower Making in Keswick
Tue 01 May 2012
Explore the Lakes by Rambler!
Tue 17 January 2012
Great Stargazing Spot - Friar's Crag in Keswick
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All about Migration1005All about Migration
28/05/2013 - 09/06/2013
Many birds and animals move out or about the forest over the winter returning for the summer months. Join the RSPB and us for fun activities and a self-led trail to learn who’s back for the summer and where they spent the winter.
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http://www.forestry.gov.uk/grizedale
An Instinct for Kindness1640An Instinct for Kindness
03/06/2013 - 05/06/2013
In November 2010, Chris Larner accompanied his chronically ill ex-wife to Dignitas in Switzerland. He returned home with an empty wheelchair and a story to tell. This extraordinary solo performance is an urgently relevant piece of theatre on the contentious issue of assisted su***de. Larner’s show is by turns funny and heart-rending as he draws us into the haunting, human story of a woman making the ultimate decision about her own life.
[email protected]
http://www.theatrebythelake.com
The Beauty of Cumbrian Landscapes in Watercolour1038The Beauty of Cumbrian Landscapes in Watercolour
04/06/2013 - 05/06/2013
These demonstrations are based at beginner and intermediate levels and are a great way to mix with like minded people and have fun experimenting with the Derwent pencil products for an hour. Each sessions starts at either 10.00, 11.15, 12.30, 14.00 or 15.15. If you are wishing to attend, we run the events on a first come first attend basis, please collect a ticket at reception when you arrive.
http://www.pencilmuseum.co.uk/
Keswick Street Theatre1477Keswick Street Theatre
04/06/2013
Keswick Street Theatre begins it’s 16th season of bringing the history of Keswick alive on Tuesday 28th May, with performances taking place at 19.30 on Tuesday evenings for the next 7 weeks. Each week the audience will enjoy 10 short scenes of "potted pantomime", depicting snippets of the towns’ history in a unique and humorous style during this walking tour of the town centre. Two new scenes will be included in this year’s season – “The Abraham Brothers”, and “Silent Movie” – both written by Bob Bryden. These new scenes will be performed every week from 4th June onwards. Another change for this season is that the role of Town Crier will be “swapped”, with Graham Simons now taking on responsibility for the role, and Bob Bryden standing in as “reserve” where necessary. All of the Street Theatre scenes are staged by a number of local amateur actors, who bring to life a variety of local characters spanning the past 450 years. Performances will take place every Tuesday until the 9th July. Whilst there is no need to pre-book (tickets are £3.00 per adult, accompanied children free), tickets this year can be purchased in advance from Keswick Tourist Information Centre. All profits from Keswick Street Theatre are donated to charity, and following last year’s collections, cheques will be presented in June to Pets Lifeline, and also the appeal for Keswick BMX Track. For further details, further comment, or pictures, please contact Graham Simons (Keswick Street Theatre Secretary) on 017687 80915, email [email protected]
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Willow Sculptures in the Garden, Sheep1182Willow Sculptures in the Garden, Sheep
05/06/2013
Phil Bradley, Cumbria's master willow weaver , has been responsible for creating several life size sheep in a number of secret locations around the north of England and we have finally persuaded him to take a class here. The group size will be smaller, it may be a bit of a longer day - perhaps until 16.30 or 17.00 and the material costs a little higher However, by the afternoon you will have created something quite unique that will without a doubt be a fraction of what Phil charges for the same. Hopefully you will be incredibly proud of this impressive sculpture.
[email protected]
http://www.greystokecyclecafe.co.uk/workshops.htm
Great Gable with KR Guided Walks187Great Gable with KR Guided Walks
06/06/2013
This rocky giant will always provide an exciting rocky day on the hills. There are lots of different routes but they all involve rocky paths and exciting views. Some routes will include other summits such as Green Gable, Base Brown, Brandreth or Grey Knotts. Ascent 900m, Distance 13km , Grade A. For more information and to book email [email protected] or phone Cathy on 017687 74824. Join KR Guided Walks for Group Walks with experienced local leaders. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. More information and the full programme is on our website below. Walks come in three grades : C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground; valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents; quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents; good fitness necessary. Walks last all day and for the majority we meet in Keswick at 9 or 10am. Full details will be provided when you book. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely. We are also available for private bookings throughout the year.
[email protected]
www.keswickrambles.org.uk
Willow Sculptures, Hares for the Garden1165Willow Sculptures, Hares for the Garden
06/06/2013
Willow Hare Sculptures.... one of a series of popular Willow Animal Sculpture Workshops held this season with Phil Bradley at the Cycle Cafe. . This is a rare opportunity to make your own life size model in willow... with Phil's help you will over the day learn the various weaving, forming and sculpting techniques using willow to create your very own sculpture to be proud of . Many of us are inspired by hares...their alertness and quick movements; great deftness yet powerful as athletes ¦this coupled with their ability to suddenly become totally motionless makes them perfect subjects for willow sculptures once caught they will sit happily in the garden environment looking alarmed, as they do! We love to glimpse them though perhaps sometimes wish we could see them more. A great way to make sure we do. Cumbrian Willow Master Phil Bradley, www.philbradley.co.uk, organic grower and creator of all things willow. Phil is much in demand throughout the north of England and spends a lot of time at the Harlow Carr Horticultural College in Harrogate. Phil's courses are always extremely popular, inspirational and relaxing. Our willow days tend to be very popular for those celebrating a birthday, there is always plenty of time to chat, come with friends and have a lovely day out together, enjoy the treat over lunch. All willow days incur a small extra charge payable directly to Phil for the willow used. This is variable and usually falls between £3 and £7 pppd. All courses take place in our lovely cosy barn, though we all make a beeline for the garden as soon as its warm enough in the spring.
[email protected]
http://www.greystokecyclecafe.co.uk/workshops.htm
Garden Walk1175Garden Walk
06/06/2013
Meet the Brockhole gardener for an informal walk and talk around the centre’s beautiful and historic gardens. Starts at 14.00. No need to book, just turn up.
[email protected]
www.brockhole.co.uk
Ahoy there Pirates1108Ahoy there Pirates
06/06/2013
Join the Scurvy Dogs on-board our very own Jolly Roger - Western Belle. Load the cannons and prepare to battle it out with the pirates in a fun two hour adventure. Ticket Options:£12.00 per pirate Price includes: • Pirate Pete' return voyage voucher for the grown-ups • Chocolate treasure for the children • On-board activities Fancy dress is encouraged but not essential. Children under three years are free. Two departures from Glenridding -11.00 and 14.30. Visit the Ullswater 'Steamers' website for more information and to book online.
[email protected]
www.ullswater-steamers.co.uk
An Inspector Calls1635An Inspector Calls
06/06/2013 - 08/06/2013
As the Birling family host a lavish dinner party to celebrate their daughter’s engagement, a knock on the door brings an abrupt halt to their evening. A determined police inspector investigating the death of a young girl has some searching questions for everyone present. As the night wears on, the stunned family begin to unearth secrets that slowly unravel the mystery surrounding the girl’s death. But it is only after the inspector leaves that they discover the final twist in the tale. Priestley’s classic thriller of mystery and suspense is a timeless ghost story that asks many more questions than it answers.
[email protected]
http://www.theatrebythelake.com
Stone Letter Carving 3 Day workshop with Pip Hall1184Stone Letter Carving 3 Day workshop with Pip Hall
07/06/2013 - 09/06/2013
Stone Carving 3 Day Workshop for Beginners with enthusiasm and a little patience! Intermediates' Course in July - please see our website for details. Many of us who have walked in the various corners of Cumbria and some of our cities have noticed the wonderful work produced by this very talented lady, poetry, pictures and words flow from and are totally at one with the stone in which they are carved, her pieces are unique and beautifully reflective, in every sense. Please look at her website www.piphall.co.uk Consisting of an introductory slide show is followed by demonstrations of lettering styles, drawing techniques and methods of carving with chisels, followed by individual tuition. Students are welcome to bring their own stone and project. The Course Fee includes use of tools and equipment. Stones are available for a small charge.
[email protected]
http://www.greystokecyclecafe.co.uk/workshops.htm
Fish & Chip Suppers5018Fish & Chip Suppers
07/06/2013
Board one of our steam locos at Ravenglass and journey for 7 miles through the beautiful Eskdale vale to Dalegarth for a scrumptious fish and chip supper! Departs Ravenglass at 18:00 and returns from Dalegarth at 20:00. Visit the Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway website for more information.
[email protected]
www.ravenglass-railway.co.uk
Crosthwaite Flower Festival2Crosthwaite Flower Festival
07/06/2013 - 10/06/2013
Crosthwaite Flower Festival: Friday 7th June – Monday 10th June 'Keswick comes to Crosthwaite' Friday 7th June and Saturday 8th June: 10.00 to 18.00 (Festival Café open from 10.00 until 16.00, aka-conference centre) Saturday 8th June: 19.00 - Concert in Church with strawberries & a glass of bubbles in the interval (Millbeck Wind Quintet, Jonathon & Elizabeth Sparey, and Keswick School Choir) Sunday 9th: 12.00 noon to 16.00 (Refreshments available in Sunday School Room) Monday 10th: 10.00 to 16.00. Most of the designs will be staged by members of Keswick Flower Club but we also have David Ryland who is a highly regarded International Flower Demonstrator and Alison Lowe who has won a silver-gilt award each time she has competed at the Chelsea Flower Show and she'll be there again next week. We will be celebrating the rich variety of all that is on offer in town, everyone from Brownies to embroiderers, footballers to theatre-goers. As many clubs and societies as possible have been invited to take part, including the 2 schools, Mountain Rescue and the Museums. A veritable melting pot of interests and age groups, and a subtle emphasis on how our Christian heritage plays the greater part. There will be something for everyone including the much loved Crosthwaite church refreshments!
Scafell Pike with KR Guided Walks188Scafell Pike with KR Guided Walks
08/06/2013
The classic circuit from Seathwaite explores the rocky ridges of England's highest summit. Not much more than 8 miles but the very rough terrain and considerable amount of ascent lead to this being a testing walk for most. Highest point 977m, Ascent 1000m, Distance 14km, Grade A. For more information and to book email [email protected] or phone Pete & Lyn on 017687 71302. Join KR Guided Walks for Group Walks with experienced local leaders. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. More information and the full programme is available on our website below. Walks come in three grades : C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground; valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents; quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents; good fitness necessary. Walks last all day and for the majority we meet in Keswick at 9 or 10am. Full details will be provided when you book. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely. We are also available for private bookings throughout the year.
[email protected]
www.keswickrambles.org.uk
Bangers 'n' Brass1109Bangers 'n' Brass
08/06/2013
Join Ullswater 'Steamers' for some old fashioned fun on-board Western Belle. Penrith Town Band will set the scene for this evening’s cruise with a whole host of classic hits to sing and dance along to. The cruise is complete with a Cumberland hot dog, courtesy of the Hired Lad. Delicious! Please note: A vegetarian food option is available. Departs Pooley Bridge at 19.00 and returns at 21.00. Visit the Ullswater 'Steamers' website for more information and to book online.
[email protected]
www.ullswater-steamers.co.uk
Far Eastern Brush Painting: Irene Sanderson1129Far Eastern Brush Painting: Irene Sanderson
09/06/2013
A day of learning the techniques and studying the background to these favourites of Chinese and Japanese animal and flower studies. Be totally inspired by this wonderful artist, herself a pupil of a Japanese master & well known for her ink painting and watercolour, and try your hand with this lovely and different medium. Please see our website for more information.
[email protected]
www.greystokecyclecafe.co.uk
Dock Tarn & Watendlath with KR Guided Walks77Dock Tarn & Watendlath with KR Guided Walks
10/06/2013
Ascend steeply through the woods to one of the prettiest tarns in Lakeland and then descend more gently on a stone laid path to another tarn at Watendlath. Follow the river along this hidden valley to arrive back in Borrowdale to quench our thirst. Ascent: 460m, Distance: 10km, Grade B For more information and to book email [email protected] or phone Halle on 07778446304. Join KR Guided Walks for Group Walks with experienced local leaders. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. More information and the full programme is on our website below. Walks come in three grades : C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground; valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents; quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents; good fitness necessary. Walks last all day and for the majority we meet in Keswick at 9 or 10am. Full details will be provided when you book. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely. We are also available for private bookings throughout the year.
[email protected]
www.keswickrambles.org.uk
An Inspector Calls1635An Inspector Calls
10/06/2013 - 15/06/2013
As the Birling family host a lavish dinner party to celebrate their daughter’s engagement, a knock on the door brings an abrupt halt to their evening. A determined police inspector investigating the death of a young girl has some searching questions for everyone present. As the night wears on, the stunned family begin to unearth secrets that slowly unravel the mystery surrounding the girl’s death. But it is only after the inspector leaves that they discover the final twist in the tale. Priestley’s classic thriller of mystery and suspense is a timeless ghost story that asks many more questions than it answers.
[email protected]
http://www.theatrebythelake.com
Keswick Street Theatre1477Keswick Street Theatre
11/06/2013
Keswick Street Theatre begins it’s 16th season of bringing the history of Keswick alive on Tuesday 28th May, with performances taking place at 19.30 on Tuesday evenings for the next 7 weeks. Each week the audience will enjoy 10 short scenes of "potted pantomime", depicting snippets of the towns’ history in a unique and humorous style during this walking tour of the town centre. Two new scenes will be included in this year’s season – “The Abraham Brothers”, and “Silent Movie” – both written by Bob Bryden. These new scenes will be performed every week from 4th June onwards. Another change for this season is that the role of Town Crier will be “swapped”, with Graham Simons now taking on responsibility for the role, and Bob Bryden standing in as “reserve” where necessary. All of the Street Theatre scenes are staged by a number of local amateur actors, who bring to life a variety of local characters spanning the past 450 years. Performances will take place every Tuesday until the 9th July. Whilst there is no need to pre-book (tickets are £3.00 per adult, accompanied children free), tickets this year can be purchased in advance from Keswick Tourist Information Centre. All profits from Keswick Street Theatre are donated to charity, and following last year’s collections, cheques will be presented in June to Pets Lifeline, and also the appeal for Keswick BMX Track. For further details, further comment, or pictures, please contact Graham Simons (Keswick Street Theatre Secretary) on 017687 80915, email [email protected]
[email protected]
Statesman Rail Fellsman Excursions1121Statesman Rail Fellsman Excursions
12/06/2013
Board 'The Fellsman' for a magnificent journey on the Settle to Carlisle Railway. Stopping at picturesque Appleby, you will be transferred to spectacular Ullswater by a vintage coach for an hour long cruise across the lake. This fantastic combined tour of the Lakes returns for 2013; to avoid disappointment please book early. Visit the Statesman Rail website for more information.
http://www.statesmanrail.com
Meet the Gardener1002Meet the Gardener
12/06/2013
A tour of the Hutton-in-the-Forest Gardens with our Head Gardener, Kevin Caddy.
[email protected]
www.hutton-in-the-forest.co.uk
Equestrian Images in Watercolour Mixed Media1039Equestrian Images in Watercolour Mixed Media
12/06/2013 - 13/06/2013
These demonstrations are based at beginner and intermediate levels and are a great way to mix with like minded people and have fun experimenting with the Derwent pencil products for an hour. Each sessions starts at either 10.00, 11.15, 12.30, 14.00 or 15.15. If you are wishing to attend, we run the events on a first come first attend basis, please collect a ticket at reception when you arrive.
http://www.pencilmuseum.co.uk/
Studio K Dance Classes5369Studio K Dance Classes
13/06/2013
Kelly from Studio K leads a range of dance workshops with something for all ages, abilities and tastes! Ballet - 16.30 (3–4yrs) & 17.00 (5–6yrs). Children must be accompanied. Session lasts 30 mins. Street Dance - 17.30. Suitable for ages 6–12yrs. Session lasts 30 mins. Contemporary Dance - 18.00. Suitable for ages 12–16yrs. Session lasts 60 mins. Commercial Dance - 19.00. Suitable for 16yrs+. Session lasts 60 mins. Zumba - 20.00. Suitable for 16yrs+. Session lasts 60 mins.
[email protected]
http://www.rheged.com
Tis Pity She's a W***e1636Tis Pity She's a W***e
13/06/2013 - 15/06/2013
Giovanni loves Annabella; Annabella loves Giovanni. But there is a problem: they are brother and sister. Their love is both a scandal and a sin. They pursue their forbidden passion, defying society and the Catholic Church, a decision that leads to a web of lies, deception, intrigue and revenge which culminates in inevitable violence and bloodshed. This gripping, swift-moving chamber version of John Ford’s classic – and notorious – tragedy is Theatre by the Lake’s first venture into the dark, sensual world of Jacobean revenge drama: don’t miss it.
[email protected]
http://www.theatrebythelake.com
Silver Howe & Blea Rigg with KR Guided Walks177Silver Howe & Blea Rigg with KR Guided Walks
13/06/2013
Looking down on Grasmere and Rydal Water Silver Howe is a delightful summit. Once we reach the top we can enjoy the ridge to Blea Rigg with its tarns and rocky outcrops before descending to Grasmere. Ascent 400m, Distance 9km, Grade B. For more information and to book email [email protected] or phone Cathy on 017687 74824. Join KR Guided Walks for Group Walks with experienced local leaders. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. More information and the full programme is on our website below. Walks come in three grades : C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground; valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents; quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents; good fitness necessary. Walks last all day and for the majority we meet in Keswick at 9 or 10am. Full details will be provided when you book. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely. We are also available for private bookings throughout the year.
[email protected]
www.keswickrambles.org.uk
Metafit Training5371Metafit Training
13/06/2013
Try the 30 minute exercise class with a 24 hour effect! Sessions at 18.00 & 18.30. Suitable for ages 16+.
[email protected]
http://www.rheged.com
Moky Fitness5370Moky Fitness
13/06/2013
Join us at Rheged for the ultimate dance workout to great chart hits - get Mokyvated! Suitable for ages 16 +. The session lasts 60 mins and starts at 18.00.
[email protected]
http://www.rheged.com
Catstycam & Helvellyn with KR Guided Walks174Catstycam & Helvellyn with KR Guided Walks
15/06/2013
From Glenridding we climb Catsycam giving great views of Striding Edge and the East Face of Helvellyn. A scramble up Swirral Edge (less exposed than Striding Edge) brings us to the summit of Helvellyn. 14km, 1000m ascent, Grade A. For more information and to book email [email protected] or phone Pete & Lyn on 017687 71302. Join KR Guided Walks for Group Walks with experienced local leaders. Come and enjoy some hidden gems as well as the Lake District classics. If you are a keen walker and enjoy the company of a small group you are sure to find kindred spirits on these walks. Individuals, couples and groups are all welcome. More information and the full programme is available on our website below. Walks come in three grades : C - fairly easy walk on mixed ground; valleys or low fells. B - a good days walk with some steep ascents and descents; quite strenuous. A - a serious walk going high with steep ascents; good fitness necessary. Walks last all day and for the majority we meet in Keswick at 9 or 10am. Full details will be provided when you book. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear and bring a packed lunch and plenty of fluids. In the interest of the group as a whole the leader is empowered to refuse to take anyone whom he/she considers to be unlikely to complete the walk safely. We are also available for private bookings throughout the year.
[email protected]
www.keswickrambles.org.uk
Father's Day Beer, Bangers & Steam Gift Voucher5007Father's Day Beer, Bangers & Steam Gift Voucher
16/06/2013
Treat Dad to a 'Beer, Bangers & Steam' Gift Voucher. Board one of our locos for a return steam journey through picturesque Eskdale, followed by a hearty cumberland sausage lunch and a bottle of our very own Ratty Ale in either the Turntable Café (Ravenglass) or Fellbites (Dalegarth). Visit the Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway website for more information and to book online.
[email protected]
www.ravenglass-railway.co.uk
Electric Bike Cruise Explorers: Lowther (Tour 1)1103Electric Bike Cruise Explorers: Lowther (Tour 1)
16/06/2013
Join a Blue Badge Guided Electric Bike Tour around Lowther. All tours start at Pooley Bridge Pier House at 9.30. Departure 9.45 cruise to Howtown where the electric bike tour begins. This tour has a strong daffodil placed theme, covering Wordsworth’s wild daffodils at Gowbarrow, Eusemere, Barton Church, Askham village and Lowther Castle. The tour is £45 per person and includes: • Guide • Electric bike hire • Pooley Bridge to Howtown cruise • Light lunch at the Queen’s Head, Tirril - consisting of home-produced cold meat pie, chutney, bread & butter and shared bowls of chips. • Tour of Lowther Castle & Gardens. Tour is expected to end at Pooley Bridge Village at approx 16.30. Please note: The minimum age for this tour is 14 years. Visit the Ullswater 'Steamers' website for more information and to book online.
[email protected]
www.ullswater-steamers.co.uk
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Welcome to Grizedale Forest, in the heart of the Lake District, which offers an unrivalled day out for everyone. Whether you're looking for an easy going trail for all abilities, a MTB route to test your skills, a quiet spot to admire the wildlife and amazing sculptures or a place to relax and enjoy...
