Are you sick of the smog of the city? Do you want a vacation that will cleanse you inside out from the city and its hectic routine? If you had answered yes to these questions, then here is what you can do: Head to Cumbria for one of the best walking holidays in all of the U.
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"Tell Me about Cumbria!" Just one look of the area can make you enslaved to its beauty and magic.
The county is the home of two of the famous natural attractions: Lake District and Lake District Park.
There, you will get a closer look at the marvellously high peaks and deep, topaz lakes the area is best known for.
Sounds great, doesn't it? In addition, since you won't be able to take the hustle and bustle of the city completely out of you, Cumbria has so many pubs and restaurants that offer you a lot of entertainment and fine cuisine.
So, you will always have something to do at night after a long walk in the county's nature.
Where to Walk During the day, you can check out these famous locations and trails to see the true beauty of Cumbria: Hadrian's Wall This is one of the famous Roman monuments in Britain.
It stretches 73 miles from Newcastle and all the way to the North West of Cumbria.
Built somewhere around 120 AD, the wall also consists of forts, turrets and milecastles.
The Pennine Way National Trail This trail is 267 miles that extends from Scotland to Derbyshire.
A small part of this trail goes through East Cumbria and passes Alston, Garrigill, Cross Fell, Great Dun Fell and all the way to the border between Cumbria and Durham.
The Border Reivers Trail The Border Reivers is one of the places best known for its rich history.
Back in the 14th-17th century, the area used to be a robbers' hangout, and many people had lost their cattle and lives there.
A Place to Rest Your Head (and Legs!) After exploring these areas, you will need to head to a place that offers you and your feet some pampering.
Here are some hotels you can try out: The Grange Guest House This is one of bed and breakfast Keswick Hotelsin the Lake District Area.
It has been awarded 5- Star Guest House status by more than one hotels organization.
In addition to the comfortable beds and excellent scenery, you will have access to 24/7 Wi-Fi, the lounge, flat screen televisions and much more.
The Coledale Inn This is also one of the Keswick Hotelsyou should consider.
It is situated far away from the maddening noise of the city, yet close enough to the best walking and touring paths to the mountains.
The rooms are comfortable, and you can enjoy homemade meals including the traditional English breakfast.
Red Bank Guest House This is one of the few Ambleside Hotelswhich offer you maximum proximity to the Lake District.
You will have the choice between three individually designed bedrooms as well as numerous off-site leisure facilities.
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"Tell Me about Cumbria!" Just one look of the area can make you enslaved to its beauty and magic.
The county is the home of two of the famous natural attractions: Lake District and Lake District Park.
There, you will get a closer look at the marvellously high peaks and deep, topaz lakes the area is best known for.
Sounds great, doesn't it? In addition, since you won't be able to take the hustle and bustle of the city completely out of you, Cumbria has so many pubs and restaurants that offer you a lot of entertainment and fine cuisine.
So, you will always have something to do at night after a long walk in the county's nature.
Where to Walk During the day, you can check out these famous locations and trails to see the true beauty of Cumbria: Hadrian's Wall This is one of the famous Roman monuments in Britain.
It stretches 73 miles from Newcastle and all the way to the North West of Cumbria.
Built somewhere around 120 AD, the wall also consists of forts, turrets and milecastles.
The Pennine Way National Trail This trail is 267 miles that extends from Scotland to Derbyshire.
A small part of this trail goes through East Cumbria and passes Alston, Garrigill, Cross Fell, Great Dun Fell and all the way to the border between Cumbria and Durham.
The Border Reivers Trail The Border Reivers is one of the places best known for its rich history.
Back in the 14th-17th century, the area used to be a robbers' hangout, and many people had lost their cattle and lives there.
A Place to Rest Your Head (and Legs!) After exploring these areas, you will need to head to a place that offers you and your feet some pampering.
Here are some hotels you can try out: The Grange Guest House This is one of bed and breakfast Keswick Hotelsin the Lake District Area.
It has been awarded 5- Star Guest House status by more than one hotels organization.
In addition to the comfortable beds and excellent scenery, you will have access to 24/7 Wi-Fi, the lounge, flat screen televisions and much more.
The Coledale Inn This is also one of the Keswick Hotelsyou should consider.
It is situated far away from the maddening noise of the city, yet close enough to the best walking and touring paths to the mountains.
The rooms are comfortable, and you can enjoy homemade meals including the traditional English breakfast.
Red Bank Guest House This is one of the few Ambleside Hotelswhich offer you maximum proximity to the Lake District.
You will have the choice between three individually designed bedrooms as well as numerous off-site leisure facilities.