Visit Ulverston

The official tourist information provider for Ulverston promoting events and venues in the locality, encouraging sustainable tourism and benefiting the local economy.

“It is our privilege to support Friends of the Lake District in championing the protection of the natural environment, whilst accommodating the needs of local communities and enhancing the enjoyment of visitors”.

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Leaders' Landscape Training: Understanding Tranquillity

Tranquillity is one of many components that come together to create the overall character of a landscape, and it is something that many visitors to the Lake District and Cumbria come to enjoy but it is often misunderstood or not fully understood even by those tasked with protecting it.
Leaders' Landscape Training: The Thirlmere Resilience Project

The Thirlmere catchment, characterised by steep sided, wooded slopes, is an iconic part of the Lake District. A new style of progressive land management around Thirlmere, is balancing the pressures of recreation, farming, and conservation in hostile upland environments.
Wednesday 15th May 2024: Hows Wood, Woodland and Walling Work

Join our workparty for woodland work at Hows Wood, Eskdale. Tree staking, path clearance, branch lopping and coppicing, walling if needed.
Wednesday 8th May 2024: Mike's Wood, Woodland Work

Join our workparty for coppicing and walling at Mike's Wood near Staveley

Redknot Campers

Redknot Campers is a one stop shop for all your campervan needs. We aim to deliver campervan conversions and products that enable our customers to visit treasured destinations with as little impact on the planet as we can.
The Adventure Patch Company

The Adventure Patch Company is a small, family-run British business that create hiking patches, pins and other gifts celebrating the UK hills and mountains, national parks, trails and outdoor challenges.
The Roselands Trust

Supporting the little things that make a difference
Guided Outdoors

Grab your boots and get exploring. Whether you’re looking for a gentle stroll or a full-on hiking adventure, we have a walk for all abilities and interests.
Our Lake District

Our Lake District showcases the talent of UK creatives, providing them with a platform to reach an audience of like-minded individuals
Lake District Adventuring

The Lake District adventure activities and mountain skills specialist
Eskdale Mill & Heritage Trust

Eskdale Mill & Heritage Trust own Eskdale Mill, a 16th-century water corn mill open as a visitor attraction.
Large Outdoors

Large Outdoors is a walking and activities getaway company focused on smiles as much as miles.
Fern Howe Guest House

Fern Howe Guest House is situated in the picturesque village of Braithwaite, near Keswick, offering high quality accommodation and local produce. We are passionate about the environment and wildlife and support a number of local charities within the Lake District and Cumbria.
The Northern Line

Based in Windermere and Ulverston, we are an independent retailer of homeware, gifts and art, designing a range of Lake District & Cycling themed artwork for you to enjoy.

Volunteering

Learn new skills and join our army of volunteers helping us to make a practical difference to the Lake District all year round.
Join Today

Play your part in protecting the Lake District by becoming a member today.
Our Purpose

We are an independent charity and the only membership organisation dedicated to protecting and enhancing Cumbria's landscapes for future generations
Elterwater Quarry Adventure Attraction plans resubmitted

Just before Christmas, revised proposals were submitted for a visitor attraction at Elterwater Quarry. We have reviewed the plans, we remain opposed to the scheme, and you can read our formal response here.
The Helm

Situated near Oxenholme, just south east of Kendal, and although not a very high hill at 185m, it gives beautiful views.
It's Time To Save Roanhead - Response Guidance

A NEW planning application has been submitted for the major resort development proposed at Roanhead. It will still have a huge impact on this sensitive coastline, even with a reduced number of lodges. Please join us again to challenge the proposal. Previous responses won't count and new responses need to reflect latest plans.
Aerial Flight at Honister Slate Mine

We received the disappointing news that the Secretary of State will not ‘call in’ the proposed zip-wires at Honister and so the Authority’s approval stands. The Secretary of State is no longer required to give reasons for his decision.
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High Borrowdale

High Borrowdale is situated 8.5 miles north of Kendal. The best way to access it is from the A6, south of Shap. There is open access at all times. Take a VIRTUAL TOUR