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Hewthwaite Hall is a characterful 16th-century farmhouse in Setmurthy, Cumbria, notable for its robust architecture and rich historical details. The whitewashed stone façade with its raised greenslate roof and gabled gables reflects the architectural style of the late Tudor period, enhanced by ornate flush quoins and sculpted elements such as the royal coat of arms above the entrance. This regional heritage building is harmoniously nestled within a rural setting overlooking the Caldbeck Fells.

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Giant sheep (Llama) 🦙

Bike hire and bike shop at Whinlatter

Lovely spot with a convenient bench on Brandlehow for taking in the views over Derwent Water.

amazing views from the terrace

A good parking spot to pitch up for your hike. The beer garden has a great view of Mellbreak.

Nice shortcut via bridge Portinscale to Keswick. Also there is a good and free car parking on Keswick end od the foot bridge. Dead end road.

At the layby there's a fabulous view of Bassenthwaite Lake, the fourth-largest among the lakes in the Lake District. The River Derwent serves as both its primary inflow and outflow, ultimately emptying into the Irish Sea at Workington.

The main road from Keswick to Cockermouth used to take you through the village of Portinscale via a two arched stone bridge known as the Long Bridge. There were plans to replace it in 1911 but these plans were opposed and it was not until it was damaged by floods in 1954 that it was replaced initially by a temporary metal structure. When the road was built to bypass the village in the 1960's a new road bridge was built further downstream and the current suspension bridge was built for pedestrians only allowing people to access Portinscale across the fields known as the Howrahs.

Crossing over the Ouse Bridge, the water rushes from the Derwent River to the west into Bassenthwaite to the east. The location of Bassenthwaite in the quieter northern end of the national park can make this a more tranquil lake to visit.

Pleasant traffic-free route in & out of Keswick.

Enjoy the view on a picnic bench

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It is indeed a long bridge not the best or longest

Great spot to stop for tea, scones, light lunch, or ice cream on a long hike!

Pedestrian bridge linking Portinscale to Keswick

A beautiful spot for a bite to eat although crossing a falling tree is necessary!

Set in a renovated station with a full size replica steam train, Bassenthwaite Lake Station cafe also serves good coffee, with bike-friendly outdoor seating Open every day 9-5.

Nice little local village shop, a good place to stop for a snack or supplies. Open Mon to Sat 10:00 - 17:00 closed Sundays.

Nice café serving snacks, soup, cake and drinks. Open 10:00 - 17:00 everyday apart from Fridays.

Good Beer and convivial atmosphere. Quite busy when we were there.