Where is dungeon ghyll

Allan Bank. Helm Crag. Helm Crag is a famous fells in the central Lake District situated to the north of…. The Heaton Cooper Studio. Art gallery and art shop run by the Heaton Cooper family, selling original paintings and…. Oswald's Church, Grasmere. This church is well known because of its associations with the great Romantic poet…. The walk is very popular with young families. When you reach the summit you are rewarded with magnificent views of the surrounding area, with Lake Windermere and Elterwater clearly visible.

The walk then takes you around the peaceful Stickle Tarn before descending to the start point at the car park. At the end of the walk you'll find the National Trust run Sticklebarn where you can buy a well earned drink! One other option is to head to the nearby Easedale Tarn by heading east from Stickle Tarn rather than descending the waterfall.

The Cumbria Way runs past Dungeon Ghyll too. The wine list is reasonable, with around 35 varieties available, although this is stock dependent, and there is something to cater for most budgets and tastes. The food is hearty and wholesome, with generous portions of homecooked dishes and not a frozen chip in sight.

It is traditional bar fodder, but it is bar fodder that done properly. A lunch time menu is in operation between 12pm and 2pm, with a limited number of substantial main dishes, including fish and chips.

The lunch time menu also has a choice of sandwiches, jacket potatoes, snacks, and these continue to be available until 5. In the evenings, the menu has a greater choice of main meals with all the pub favourites covered and there are daily specials.

The inn has a more formal dining room with tables adorned with crisp white linen. Bowness to Cockshott Point 6. Windermere's Western Shore 7. Red Nab to Wray Castle 8. Brockhole 9. White Moss Common Grasmere Riverside Elterwater to Skelwith Bridge Blea Tarn Tarn Hows High Yewdale Yewdale Bridleway Monk Coniston Coniston to Torver Jetty Broughton Railway Dalegarth to St Catherine's Church, Eskdale Walls Drive, Ravenglass Ravenglass to Saltcoats