Towards the southern tip of the historic Furness Peninsula, Rampside is a small village with big sea views. It is connected to Roa Island by a causeway and from there you can take the ferry to Piel Island and its impressive castle.

The Cistercian monks of Furness Abbey used the village as a small port. Wordsworth visited the village in 1805 and wrote a verse about the splendid view.

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1. Roa Island – Abandoned Boat at Rampside loop from Rampside

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2. Old Line Walk – Abandoned Boat at Rampside loop from Rampside

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3. Old Line Walk – Abandoned Boat at Rampside loop from Barrow

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