Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές και πεζοπορίες Gosforth

Standing at 315m Ponsonby Fell isn't really spectacular but its wide slightly boggy summit feels wild, you're unlikely to see anyone else and the views are good. The actual summit with a small cairn is off the path to the west and marked on OS maps.

sandy path at times, vegetation overgrown sometimes - careful if you are cycling in shorts

Where I was when Derek Byrd went on the rampage. Good riddance to him!

Good beer, nice hotel, good food, good parties, good business conference centre and nice owners

Beautiful and cozy cafe with a working mill: you can see the brook running through the cafe floor.

Beautiful cafe carved out an old mill. You can still see the mill in action and the brook passing underneath the cafe floor.

In Victorian times, guidebook writers wrote of a pretty little village by the sea, perfectly placed for those wanting to explore the Cumbrian coast or the mountains of Lakeland. However, today Seascale has been somewhat overshadowed by Europe's largest nuclear power site, Sellafield. However, there are still good amenities here for walkers, with a number of guesthouses and a Co-op for stocking up on supplies.

The tallest Viking-era cross in England adorns the churchyard of St Mary's, Gosforth. Other objects of intrigue within the church are a Chinese bell and two cannonballs, as well as hogback tombstones, also thought to be from the Viking era.