Best Attractions near Bird How

Explore England’s largest national park, where majestic mountains, tranquil lakes, and rich literary heritage create an unforgettable natural and cultural journey.

Discover Tarn Hows, a serene National Trust tarn with accessible woodland walks and panoramic Lakeland views in the heart of the Lake District.

Discover the serene multi-tiered waterfall of Colwith Force, a tranquil natural gem nestled in Ambleside’s lush woodland.

Explore England’s last working slate mine with thrilling adventures and rich heritage amid stunning Lake District landscapes.

Explore towering Roman ruins and ancient bathing culture at one of northern Britain’s best-preserved Roman sites in scenic Ravenglass.

Discover the enchanting Galleny Force Waterfall, a tranquil mossy gorge with crystal-clear pools nestled in Borrowdale Valley’s stunning natural landscape.

Enchanting lakeside tea garden with colorful outdoor seating, boat hire, and stunning views on Grasmere Lake near Ambleside.

Discover the inspiring Georgian villa of Allan Bank, nestled in Grasmere’s scenic woodland with rich literary and conservation heritage.

Historic Lake District charm meets scenic romance at The Lancrigg, a timeless wedding venue nestled in Grasmere’s stunning fells.

Experience thrilling treetop adventures and breathtaking Lake District views at Go Ape Grizedale, a forest playground for all ages.

A serene riverside garden in Grasmere celebrating Wordsworth’s poetry with vibrant daffodils and poetic engraved stones.

Discover the historic Grasmere Gingerbread Shop, home to a unique Victorian recipe baked fresh daily in the heart of England’s Lake District.

Discover the timeless beauty of the Lake District through the evocative landscapes of the Heaton Cooper family at their historic Grasmere studio.

Explore Grizedale Forest’s blend of stunning Lake District scenery, captivating outdoor art, and thrilling outdoor adventures for all ages.

Step into William Wordsworth’s world at Dove Cottage in Grasmere, where poetry, nature and history come alive in the heart of the Lake District.

Explore the atmospheric man-made Rydal Cave, a historic slate quarry nestled beside tranquil Rydal Water in the scenic English Lake District.

A towering 2,000-ton glacial boulder steeped in Norse legend and Lake District history, inviting climbers and nature lovers alike.

A scenic hill near Ambleside offering family-friendly walks and panoramic views across the Lake District’s iconic landscapes.

Discover the breathtaking 100-meter cascades of Moss Force, a serene yet powerful waterfall nestled in the heart of England’s Lake District.

A tranquil riverside retreat under Loughrigg near Ambleside, blending scenic beauty with cozy comfort in the heart of the Lake District.

Explore William Wordsworth’s cherished home and gardens, where poetry, nature, and history intertwine amidst stunning Lake District views.

Discover the evocative stone remains of Ambleside Roman Fort, a lakeside sentinel guarding ancient routes in the heart of the Lake District.

Discover England’s highest waterfall, Scale Force, a breathtaking 170-foot cascade hidden in the serene woodlands of the Lake District.

Explore the enchanting Gothic Revival Wray Castle grounds and lakeside trails on Windermere’s west shore, a serene Lake District retreat.

A serene and scenic green space in Ambleside’s heart, perfect for family outings, riverside walks, and peaceful Lake District escapes.

Discover tranquil lakeside green space with stunning views and explore the ancient Roman fort ruins that reveal Ambleside’s rich heritage.

Experience the wild heart of the Lake District where nature thrives through pioneering rewilding and tranquil wilderness.

A vibrant central park in Ambleside offering mini golf, tennis, bowling, and family-friendly play areas amid scenic Lake District surroundings.

Step into Beatrix Potter’s enchanting Lake District home, where her stories and inspirations come vividly to life in a timeless 17th-century farmhouse and garden.

Ambleside Town Centre: A vibrant market hub at Lake Windermere’s edge, blending heritage, nature, and local charm.

A charming 17th-century house perched over a beck, embodying Ambleside’s rich history and artistic heritage.

Beatrix Potter's beloved farmhouse, frozen in time and filled with the inspiration for her timeless children's tales.

Discover the rich cultural heritage of Ambleside and the Lake District at The Armitt, a unique museum, gallery, and library founded in 1912.

Experience traditional British hospitality at The Golden Rule in Ambleside, where local ales and hearty pub fare meet scenic beauty.

Discover gemstones, fossils, and dinosaur-themed fun at RockShop Ambleside, a family-friendly indoor treasure trove in the Lake District.

Explore the historic copper and lead mining legacy nestled in the scenic Lake District’s Newlands Valley.

Discover the tranquil woodland beauty of Stagshaw Gardens, where vibrant spring blooms meet stunning views over Windermere.

Explore 30 acres of lakeside gardens, thrilling activities, and family fun at Brockhole, the Lake District’s flagship visitor centre on Windermere.

Experience thrilling treetop adventures and breathtaking Lake District views at Zip World Windermere, the ultimate outdoor family activity hub.

Experience the breathtaking cascade of Lodore Falls nestled in the heart of the Lake District’s Borrowdale Valley.

Breathtaking panoramic views over Derwent Water and Skiddaw from a peaceful, accessible Lake District vantage point.

Discover the tranquil beauty and iconic hiking trails of Newlands Valley, a serene escape nestled in the heart of the Lake District near Keswick.

Discover panoramic Victorian views of Windermere from a charming lakeside folly with historic coloured glass and a welcoming café.

Experience the breathtaking views and accessible trails of Cat Bells, a beloved Lake District fell near Keswick with iconic panoramas over Derwentwater.

Helvellyn, the Lake District’s thrilling 950m peak, offers iconic ridge scrambles, stunning panoramas, and a rich volcanic heritage.

Historic stone packhorse bridge with iconic Lake District views over Derwentwater, nestled in Keswick’s scenic hiking landscape.

Experience England’s largest lake with vibrant watersports, cultural treasures, and scenic beauty in Bowness-on-Windermere.