Wall and Lakes Holiday Cottage, Brampton, near the Cumbria and Northumbria border
Hadrian's Wall, The Lake District and so much more, the perfect place to explore and relax with family and friends
Local Walks and attractions
Brampton is a market town in the North West of England, close to Cumbria/Northumbria border. North of the magnificent Lake District National Park and close to Hadrian’s Wall and the historical City of Carlisle. It is an ideal central base from which to relax, walk, cycle and explore stunning scenery and tremendous history.
Firstly, go for a stroll and discover the friendly market town of Brampton, explore the marketplace, its excellent shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants, all just a short walk from Wall and Lakes holiday cottage, Brampton, Cumbria.
Brampton market town holds ‘Walkers are Welcome’ status
Local Walks – Brampton Walkers are Welcome
In 2011 Brampton was awarded 'Walkers are Welcome' due to their fantastic walks and friendly welcome. With so many beautiful, peaceful walks nearby, at Wall and Lakes holiday cottage we are walker and cyclist friendly and provide cycle storage, sunny porch, washing machine and tumble dryer. Just ask if you need anything, we are here to help.
Talkin Tarn Country Park
www.carlisle.gov.uk/talkintarn
Under 2 miles a quick drive or moderate walk to stunningly beautiful Talkin Tarn with its tranquillity, beauty, level walk, tearoom, toilets, water activities and playground for younger children. An amazing day out for all the family.
Gelt Woods, Brampton Cumbria, Local Walks & Rights Of Way – Brampton Parish Council
Rippling water, woodland and wildlife, a beautiful, relaxing walk straight from your front door. Full details of this walk and many other walks can be found in the cottage and also on the Brampton Parish council website - check out their "local walks, section".
Lanercost Priory and footpath to Birdoswald Roman Fort, Hadrian’s Wall.
Lanercost Priory | English Heritage
Just a few miles from Wall and Lakes holiday cottage and magnificent. Why not visit amazing Lanercost Priory, enjoy a coffee in their highly recommended café. From here you may also decide to join the footpath up to Birdoswald Roman fort on Hadrian’s Wall.
Geltsdale RSPB bird reserve, Tindale Tarn and Castle Carrock fells
Geltsdale Nature Reserve, Cumbria - The RSPB
Just a few miles to the charming village of Hallbankgate. A great place to stop off and enjoy a bar meal at The Belted Will pub or coffee and cake in the community run 'Hallbankgate Hub/shop’. Then walk up to explore Geltsdale RSPB Bird Reserve, Tindale Tarn and the beautiful Castle Carrock fells.
Hadrians Wall, walks and forts
Birdoswald Roman Trail Hadrian's Wall | English Heritage (english-heritage.org.uk)
Hadrian's Wall | English Heritage
Brampton, is “your gateway to historical Hadrian's Wall” and its magnificent scenery, with Birdoswald, Housesteads and Vindolanda Roman forts and visitor centres all easily accessible from Wall & Lakes holiday cottage, Brampton, Cumbria.
Brampton is surrounded by amazing roman history, including the nearby Pike Hill Signal tower, which is part of the Birdoswald Roman Trail. 
The Lake District National Park
Offical site for the Lake District National Park. Discover. Explore. Inspire.
Here you will find fells and lakes, breath-taking areas of outstanding natural beauty.
Aira Force, Matterdale and The Lake District National Park
Spectatular Aira Force is about 35 miles from Wall and Lakes holiday cottage and in under an hour you can be at stunningly beautiful Lake Ullswater. Why not catch a Steamer from Glenridding and sail across Lake Ullswater... Then move on to explore Ambleside, Grassmere, Buttermere and more..
Stunningly beautiful The Lake District National Park
Copyright: Harry Johnson Photography Lake Buttermere
Eden and Brampton Golf Courses
There are two superb golf clubs very nearby. Eden gold club is an 18-hole championship course with public driving range. Both clubs offer a great golfing experience and offer restaurant and tea rooms.
Walby Farm Park
Fun for all the family, visit the animals, indoor play, outdoor play, quad bikes and cafe, A fantastic day out nearby for families, check out their website: www.walbyfarmpark.co.uk
The Pennine Way
Pennine Way Map and Information - National Trails
The 268 mile (435km) Pennine Way is the oldest, and arguably the most iconic, of England’s National Trails. Starting in the Peak District and stretching north to the Scottish Borders, it is one of the most challenging but rewarding long-distance walking routes and is steeped in history. It is just 8 miles to Greenhead where you can join The Pennine Way. Stunning scenery “The backbone of England”. Why not also travel on up to the highest market town in England, Alston to join The Pennine Way and visit the Tynedale railway while you are there. A great day out for all the family.
Historical and vibrant Cities of Carlisle and Newcastle
Official tourist information for Newcastle
Carlisle Attractions | Discover Carlisle
Discover the border city of Carlisle, steeped in Roman history with its castle, sports facilities and entertainment. Or travel on to explore the vibrant city of Newcastle with its shopping centres and wide range of activities. Easily accessible by car or public transport.
Dumfries and Galloway Coast Beaches
It’s about 30 miles to Powfoot beach on the scenic Dumfries and Galloway Coast. Further along you will find beautiful Rockcliffe, Sandyhills and more. Then there is also the traditional seaside resort of Silloth on Solway about 35 miles from Brampton.
And so much more for you to explore from Wall and Lakes Holiday Cottage, Brampton near the Cumbria, Northumbria border.