Grange Promenade   
Between the Edwardian town of Grange-over-Sands and the Morecambe Bay estuary is a promenade that stretches from Grange railway station for approximately one mile.

Grange Railway Station   
Grange Railway Station has been restored to its former Victorian grandeur. It is situated on the Furness Line and offers direct access to and from Manchester Airport. It was designed by the Lancaster architects Sharpe, Paley and Austin, and is within easy walking distance of Grange’s Main Street and shops..

Grasmere   
Forever immortalised by its association with Wordsworth, Grasmere is a treat in its own right.

Graythwaite Hall Gardens   
Graythwaite Hall Gardens – a spring garden lanscaped by Thomas Mawson in partnership with Dan Gibson and Knill Freeman in 1895. Azaleas and Rhododendrons in a woodland setting, please telephone to found out more about these lovely gardens..

Great Carrs   
Great Carrs is a graceful, scythe-like curve of a fell that stands at the head of the Greenburn valley. Its shattered cliffs plunge down dramatically into the valley below, a stark contrast with the pastures of Little Langdale.

Great End   
The great plateau of rock topped in terms of altitude by Scafell Pike stretches out in several directions and in the north-east ends a mile away in the rocky buttress of Great End.

Great Gable   
One of the Lake District’s most well-known peaks under 3000 feet, the distinctive shape of Great Gable is a feature in many views. The summit is a wide plateau which rewards further exploration; be sure to visit the Westmorland cairn to the south-west for superb views of Wasdale.

Grey Croft Stone Circle   
The Grey Croft Stone Circle at Seascale near Sellafield is clearly visible from the nearby road. You couldn’t ask for a stranger juxtaposition of man’s ancient and modern technologies, as the picture demonstrates.

Greystones Gallery & Coffee House   
A gallery and coffee house based in Glenridding, Ullswater. We have changing exhibitions of contemporary art by local and national artists. Wireless broadband internet (Wi-Fi) access available.

Grizedale Forest Park & Visitor Centre   
Grizedale Forest has much to offer all ages and abilities: waymarked walking and cycling trails, orienteering courses, play area, café, bike hire, shop and visitor centre, picnic areas, 90 forest based sculptures, Go Ape high wire adventure course, 16 bunk hostel, education service, rooms for hire, guided walks and activities, plus big events such as car rallies, multi-sport challenges and husky races.