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The Eden Valley is perfectly placed for exploring the Howgills, Pennines and the Lakeland Fells. In 2016, Maulds Meaburn was one of the villages that was incoprorated into the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with this area now being known as the Westmorland Dales.
In the surrounding area there are countless walks in limestone country - Orton and Great Asby Scars, Sunbiggin Tarn, High Cup Nick and Smardale Nature Reserve to name just a few.
If gardens and historic houses are your thing, you will find Levens, Sizergh Castle, Dalemain, Hutton-in-the-Forest and Mirehouse all within easy reach.
The forests and lakes of Cumbria are less than an hours drive - Grizedale, Whinlatter and Dodd, Haweswater, Ullswater, Windermere, Thirlmere and Derwent Water.
The surrounding area is rich in wildlife with regular visits from buzzards, curlews, lapwings, oyster catchers, red squirrels, hares and deer.
There are so many places to eat and drink, you will be spoilt for choice but here are a few favourites:
The Butchers Arms in Crosby Ravensworth (our local - 1 mile away),the Queens Head in Tirrill, the George in Orton, the Royal Oak in Appleby, the George and Dragon in Clifton, Larch Cottage Nurseries in Melkinthorpe, Low Sizergh Farm shop near Kendal, George Fishers in Keswick.
The Eden Valley is perfectly placed for exploring the Howgills, Pennines and the Lakeland Fells. In 2016, Maulds Meaburn was one of the villages that was incoprorated into the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with this area now being known as the Westmorland Dales.
In the surrounding area there are countless walks in limestone country - Orton and Great Asby Scars, Sunbiggin Tarn, High Cup Nick and Smardale Nature Reserve to name just a few.
If gardens and historic houses are your thing, you will find Levens, Sizergh Castle, Dalemain, Hutton-in-the-Forest and Mirehouse all within easy reach.
The forests and lakes of Cumbria are less than an hours drive - Grizedale, Whinlatter and Dodd, Haweswater, Ullswater, Windermere, Thirlmere and Derwent Water.
The surrounding area is rich in wildlife with regular visits from buzzards, curlews, lapwings, oyster catchers, red squirrels, hares and deer.
There are so many places to eat and drink, you will be spoilt for choice but here are a few favourites:
The Butchers Arms in Crosby Ravensworth (our local - 1 mile away),the Queens Head in Tirrill, the George in Orton, the Royal Oak in Appleby, the George and Dragon in Clifton, Larch Cottage Nurseries in Melkinthorpe, Low Sizergh Farm shop near Kendal, George Fishers in Keswick.
