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Our Favourite Things to Do at Fallbarrow
With England's largest lake on one side and Bowness-on-Windermere on the other, you'll have no problem finding things to do at Fallbarrow!
Take a stroll into the bustling town to discover an excellent choice of eateries, gift shops and the World of Beatrix Potter - the kids will love meeting Peter Rabbit and Jemima Puddle-duck!
Being on the lakeshore, there's an unrivalled choice of watersports on offer too, including windsurfing and canoeing. Alternatively, hop on a steamer to admire Windermere's breathtaking scenery in total comfort.
Amazing attractions near Fallbarrow
Windermere Lake Cruises
The best way to discover the beauty of England's largest lake is undoubtedly by boat - so hop on board for stunning panoramic views!
Mountain Goat Tours
Discover the best of the British countryside with these award-winning guided tours that uncover some of the most spellbinding sights.
Blackwell, The Arts & Crafts House
An Arts and Crafts masterpiece, this historic home sits in a glorious position above Windermere, but delve inside to discover a fascinating collection of exhibitions.
Windermere Jetty Museum
On the shores of Lake Windermere, embark on an unforgettable journey through the fascinating history of boat-building in the Lake District.
Quaker Tapestry Museum
A contemporary masterpiece of embroidery that took 4,000 people 15 years to complete, visit this museum to admire the intricate detail of this bold tapestry.
Windermere Outdoor Adventure Centre
Learn a thrilling new water sport in one of the most undeniably beautiful locations possible - the gentle shores of Lake Windermere.
Treetop Trek
Clamber, swing and jump through this thrilling high-ropes course and be rewarded with oodles of satisfaction and lots of adrenaline-fuelled fun.
Graythwaite
A spectacular country estate in the heart of the Lake District, Graythwaite offers up 5,000 acres of beautiful parkland and endless activities.
Keswick
With the crystal waters of Derwentwater on one side and the dramatic Skiddaw mountain on the other, Keswick is in a truly heavenly spot.
The World of Beatrix Potter
And their names were Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail and Peter... Meet all your favourite Beatrix Potter characters in this enchanting recreation of the author's best-known works.
Path To Adventure
From relaxing days out to adrenaline-filled adventures, discover outdoor activities in some of the Lake Districts most spectacular areas with Path To Adventure.
Low Wood Bay Watersports Centre
England's largest lake isn't just there to look pretty - it's an adventure playground just waiting for you to dive in!
The Lakeland Climbing Centre
The home of the largest indoor climbing wall in the country offers an unbeatable variety of challenges and heart-pumping excitement, no matter what your ability!
Lakes Aquarium
Discover the creatures that make their home in the world's lakes, including those right here in the Lake District, at this captivating aquarium.
Bigland Hall Equine Group
Nothing matches the feeling of horse riding through open countryside, so imagine exploring the breathtaking Lake District and its spectacular beauty from the saddle. Indescribable.
Ambleside
This lovely Victorian town sits on the beautiful shores of Lake Windermere and makes the ideal base from which to explore the Lake District.
Kendal
There's more to Kendal than its world-famous energy infusing mint cake! This charming market town is overflowing with history and attractions.
Bowness-on-Windermere
The most popular destination in Cumbria for a reason! Charming shopping streets, a beautiful lakeside setting and the ideal location to start your Lakeland adventure!
Ullswater
The calm, clear waters of this lake are almost luminous against the dramatic fells all around - the romance of this region shines at Ullswater.
Lakeside & Haverthwaite Railway
Soak up the sights, smells and sounds of this classic steam railway as it transports you through some of the country's most entrancing countryside.
YHA Windermere to Town End and a Glorious Viewpoint
Take in the spectacular scenery of the Troutbeck Valley before reaching yet more fantastic views of Lake Windermere on this short and easy walk.
Hawkshead & Grizedale Forest
Explore some of the Lake District's best-loved scenery on this short walking route which takes you via Hawkshead Hill and Grizedale Forest.
Coniston to Levers Water
Discover the Coppermines Valley of Coniston on this there and back walk which features the Churck Beck waterfall and ends up at Levers Water dam.
Kentmere
This circular walking route traverses the Kentmere Valley, one of the most beautiful parts of the Lake District, boasting picturesque views for miles around.
The Fairfield Horseshoe
For some of the best views of Lake Windermere, head out on this popular horseshoe walk, climbing towards the Fairfield summit and returning back via the Great Rigg ridge.
The Pass from Ambleside to Patterdale
Starting in Ambleside, this linear lakeland walk showcases some great views across Lake Windermere and winds up in the village of Patterdale.
The Langdale Pikes
One of the most popular hill walks in the Lake District, this circular route traverses across the Langdale Pikes and provides amazing views of the valley and waterfalls.
Skelwith - Little Langdale - Elterwater
Starting in the small village of Skelwith Bridge, this leisurely circular walk features several waterfalls, both at Skelwith and Colwith, and is great for all weathers.
