Andrea's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Positioned right on the solway coast with cobbled streets. The town is an example of an Victorian Seaside. Silloth hosts several small annual events held on the town green. These include a beer festival held in September, its steam rally, kite and food festivals as well as having a championship golf course.
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Silloth
Positioned right on the solway coast with cobbled streets. The town is an example of an Victorian Seaside. Silloth hosts several small annual events held on the town green. These include a beer festival held in September, its steam rally, kite and food festivals as well as having a championship golf course.
Newly opened following the December Storm Desmond, this walk is ideal for any ability.
the Old Railway Line has been turned into a popular car-free walking and cycling route between Keswick and Threlkeld. The route includes beautiful wooded river scenes which open out into dramatic views of the surrounding fells with easy access to the historic landscape of the area.
Following the old Keswick to Penrith Railway railway line, the path weaves its way over the River Greta on original metal railway bridges. This fast-flowing river is home to herons and dippers.
The Keswick to Threlkeld railway path walking route is accessed directly from the Low Briery site and be used as a footpath leading you straight into Keswick.
The maximum length of the railway line walk is 6.2 miles – Keswick to Threlkeld and back, although the route can be shortened at any point.
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Keswick to Threlkeld railway trail
FieldsideNewly opened following the December Storm Desmond, this walk is ideal for any ability.
the Old Railway Line has been turned into a popular car-free walking and cycling route between Keswick and Threlkeld. The route includes beautiful wooded river scenes which open out into dramatic views of the surrounding fells with easy access to the historic landscape of the area.
Following the old Keswick to Penrith Railway railway line, the path weaves its way over the River Greta on original metal railway bridges. This fast-flowing river is home to herons and dippers.
The Keswick to Threlkeld railway path walking route is accessed directly from the Low Briery site and be used as a footpath leading you straight into Keswick.
The maximum length of the railway line walk is 6.2 miles – Keswick to Threlkeld and back, although the route can be shortened at any point.
The circular path leads to a pair of footbridges across Aira Beck, one above Aira Force and one below the falls. The best view is to be had from the lower viewpoint, where you can best see the falls as the water plunges down through a cleft in the rock. This view offers the 'picture postcard' vantage point, taking in the lovely upper bridge as it arches across the Aira.
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Aira Force Waterfall
The circular path leads to a pair of footbridges across Aira Beck, one above Aira Force and one below the falls. The best view is to be had from the lower viewpoint, where you can best see the falls as the water plunges down through a cleft in the rock. This view offers the 'picture postcard' vantage point, taking in the lovely upper bridge as it arches across the Aira.
Sightseeing
Positioned right on the solway coast with cobbled streets. The town is an example of an Victorian Seaside. Silloth hosts several small annual events held on the town green. These include a beer festival held in September, its steam rally, kite and food festivals as well as having a championship golf course.
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Silloth
Positioned right on the solway coast with cobbled streets. The town is an example of an Victorian Seaside. Silloth hosts several small annual events held on the town green. These include a beer festival held in September, its steam rally, kite and food festivals as well as having a championship golf course.