Pet outings 🐾Lake District

🐾Lake Windermere: Lake Windermere            offers lake cruises. I will cover these in        my next post.

🐾Aira Force: This is a gorgeous waterfall      within in Lake District. It is a dramatic          65-foot waterfall and woodland trails. It      is a loop path so unless you have the          same braincells as me there is little              chance of getting lost. There is free            parking for all National Trust members;      otherwise it's £5 for 2hours, £7 for              4hours and £8.50 for all day.

🐾Ride the Ravenglass & Eskdale railway. 
     This is a 7 mile line that runs from               Ravenglass to Dalegarth Station.                 Ravenglass station has a museum,               children's play area, cafe, toilet                     facilities, gift shop and an interactive           veiwing station. 

     Prices: Return adult £20, Children 3-            17yrs £14, children under 3 go free.               Joan observation carriage: Pullman-             Adult £30, children £24. 1st class Adult      £28, children £28. 4 Adult £70, Family 2     Adult and 2 children £41. One-way Adult     £14 Children 3-17 yes £10 under 3 go          free.  Pullman Adult £15, 4 Adult £49.          Family 2 adult and 2 children £43, 1            Adult and 2 children £29.

🐾 Lakeside & Haverthaite Railway.  Was       established in 1973,The Lakeside &            Haverthwaite Railway is a family run           business in the heart of the Lake                 District.
   Return Adult £10, children £6.                       Single Adult £10, children £4. Family           return 2 adult & 3 children £30.                     Dogs ride free but their not allowed on         seats. 
   When you are there are is also a number     of activities to do at the other end.               These are aquarium Adults £16,                   Children £10.40 families 2 Adults + 3           Children £49.
    Train and boat combination to                        Browness Adult £34.50, Children £18,          Families 2 Adult & 3 Children £71.

🐾Brougham Castle: It is in a picturesque       setting beside the crossing of the River       Eamont in Cumbria, Brougham Castle         was founded in the early 13th century.         The castle is open between 10am -               5pm.  Admission Adult £7.50, Children         5 to 17yrs £4 OAPs £6.50. Families 2           Adult and 3 Children £19. 1 Adult and         3 Children £11.50.

🐾 Pencil museum: The museum opened        in 1981 and is home to one of the                biggest colouring pencils in the world.        Opening times summer 1st April - 30            Oct 9:30am - 5pm seven days a week.        Winter 31 Oct - 31 March Wednesday -        Sunday 9:30am - 5pm.                                    Admission Adult  £6.25. Children                  £4.85. OAPs £5.45.   Families 2 Adult          and 1 Child £15.50, 2        Adult and 2          Children £19.50, 2 Adult and 3                      Children £23.50.

🐾 Explore Derwentwater  It is the third            largest lake by area, after Windermere        and Ullswater.There are numerous                islands in Derwentwater, the largest            being Derwent Island, Lord's Island, St        Herbert's Island, Rampsholme Island,          Park Neb, Otter Island, and Otterbield          Island. parking for national trust                    members is free. Otherwise 2 hours            £5. 4 hours £7. All day £8.50.

🐾Scarfell Pike is a hill that welcome well       behaved dogs. Parking is £8 per car.

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