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Rydal Water, a glacial lake moments away from Rydal Lodge.

Rydal Water, a serene glacial lake moments away from Rydal Lodge, offers a peaceful escape. Its tranquil shores invite leisurely walks, providing stunning reflections of the encircling fells—a perfect spot to lose yourself in nature.

Rydal Water, a glacial lake moments away from Rydal Lodge.

Beneath Loughrigg Fell is Rydal Cave, a relic from ancient slate mining.

A picturesque walk for photographers and walkers alike starts at Pelter Bridge and leads to Loughrigg Fell. Hidden beneath Loughrigg Fell is Rydal Cave. This man-made cave awaits you as a relic from ancient slate mining.

Beneath Loughrigg Fell is Rydal Cave, a relic from ancient slate mining.

Rydal Mount, historic home of poet William Wordsworth.

Rydal Hall’s beautiful gardens and Grot is one of Britain’s earliest examples of a viewing station.

Stroll through Rydal Hall’s beautiful gardens with various plant collections, sculptures and the Grot. The Grot was built in 1668 by Sir Daniel Fleming and was designed as a place to enjoy the spectacular Rydal Falls. It's one of Britain’s earliest examples of a viewing station.

Rydal Hall’s beautiful gardens and Grot, is one of Britain’s earliest examples of a viewing station.

Ambleside offers boutique shops & landmarks like the Bridge House and Stock Ghyll Falls.

Grasmere boasts stone cottages & artisanal shops – a taste of traditional English village life.

Slater’s Bridge is 17th C. & built of slate slabs.

Stroll through Rydal Hall’s beautiful gardens with various plant collections, sculptures and the Grot. The Grot was built in 1668 by Sir Daniel Fleming and was designed as a place to enjoy the spectacular Rydal Falls. It's one of Britain’s earliest examples of a viewing station.

Rydal Hall’s beautiful gardens and Grot, is one of Britain’s earliest examples of a viewing station.

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