Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές και πεζοπορίες Muncaster

Alas marked as temporarily closed on Google Maps in December 2025. Its been closed for at least 5 weeks.

The Main Street with its quaint old houses is always a highlight. Usually combined with a walk past the bathhouse and along the beach

Remains of the Roman Bath House. There was a fort on the other side of the road extending to the cliffs along the sea shore.

The Roman bath house was between the fort and the vicus (civilian settlement). There's an interpretive board here telling you about it.

Currently it is not properly accessible

try the black ginger and honeycomb. don't be put off by the colour

Ravenglass is a coastal hamlet within the Lake District National Park. The settlement has a long history starting as an important Roman port (although it's likely it was settled before then). Since then, it's been the loading stage for the iron ore, copper and granite brought down the estuary or on the narrow gage railway from Boot. Now much of the tourist trade is centred around the railway and the pretty coast. It's a good start for a walk or an exciting day out if you take the railway and then walk from here.

The river Esk flows for about 25km from the Scafell range down to the sea at Ravenglass. The Esk estuary is a SSSI and nature reserve due to the interesting habitat created in the dunes between the river Esk and the river Irt & Mite. Look out for rare flowers and breeding sea birds here.