Hayes Garden World   
Set amidst beautiful Lake District scenery, one of Britain’s finest garden centres is a must for any family outing. Housing one of the North’s largest selections of plants, garden furniture...

Haystacks   
At 582m high Haystacks offers some fine views of Buttermere, Crummock Water and Ennerdale Water and was one of the famous hiking guide author Wainwright’s favourite peaks. The summit can be...

Helvellyn   
One of only four Lake District peaks over 3000ft, Helvellyn comes high on any peak-bagger’s hit list. The classic way to climb the mountain is by way of Striding Edge from...

Heron Corn Mill & Museum of Papermaking   
Heron Corn Mill is a working, water-driven corn mill; a lowder type with 14ft. high breast shot wheel driving all machinery and a restored 18th Century building. There is an...

High Dam   
High Dam can be easily reached along a well-marked footpath from the National Trust car park that lies below. It is a beautiful tarn and you can walk around it...

High Sweden Bridge   
Located just a short walk from Ambleside, this typically Cumbrian packhorse bridge is a beautiful spot to simply hang out on a warm, summer’s afternoon. The river that flows beneath the...

Highgate Farm & Animal Trail   
Lakeland’s No. 1 farm and activity centre. Home of the world- famous sheep racing.

Highmoor Bell Tower   
Built during the industrial revolution by the Banks family, the Bell Tower was completed in 1887 and played tunes three times daily. The mansion has been converted into flats and...

Hill Top   
Beatrix Potter wrote and illustrated many of her famous children’s stories in this little 12th Century farmhouse which she owned for 38 years, and it has been kept exactly as she...

Hoad Monument   
Hoad Monument is Ulverston’s most famous landmark. Erected in 1850 upon Hoad Hill, it commemorates Sir John Barrow, a founder member of the Royal Geographical Society and an intrepid explorer. The...

Homes of Football   
This is a truly unique photographic experience that captures the soul of the beautiful game through images unsurpassed anywhere in the world. Stuart Clarke has amassed an archive of over 65,000...

Honister Tramway   
This dismantled tramway (520m above sea level) once ran from Dubs Quarry to Honister Hause. Today, the slate mine is disused, but the old tramway forms the start of the ascent...

Hope Park   
Hope Park offers acres of enjoyment to Keswick’s visitors. A pitch and putt site, a putting green and an obstacle golf course means hours of fun for the family, while a...

Humphrey Head   
Humphrey Head is the tallest limestone cliff in Cumbria and from here you can enjoy a fabulous panorama across Morecambe Bay, just three miles south of Grange-over-Sands, Humphrey Head juts into...

Hutton-in-the-Forest   
Hutton-in-the-Forest is the romantic and historic home of Lord and Lady Inglewood, and features fine collections of furniture, tapestries, portraits and ceramics. It has a beautiful walled garden, topiary terraces and...

Jennings Brewery   
Jennings Brewery is situated in the shadow of historic Cockermouth Castle. Discover how our real ales are still brewed in the traditional way using pure Lakeland water drawn from the brewery’s...

K Village   
K Village is Kendal’s one-stop shop for all your favourite brands at clearance prices. The village attracts top name brands like Cotton Traders, Tog 24, Price’s Candles and K & Clarks...

Kendal Castle   
Kendal Castle stands to the west of the town on a natural high point. The current stone castle was built in the 12th century. The chief remains today are two towers...

Kendal Market   
Kendal Market takes places every Wednesday and Saturday, from 8.00am to 4.30pm. There is also a farmer’s market (see picture) that travels the county and comes to the town on the...

Kendal Museum   
Founded in 1796, Kendal Museum of Natural History and Archaeology is one of the oldest museums in the country containing a wonderful and unusual collection of objects and artefacts. With many...