Standing on the shores of Derwent Water at the junction of the main northsouth and eastwest routes through the Lake District, KESWICK makes a good base for exploring delightful Borrowdale the start of many walking routes to the central peaks around Scafell Pike or Skiddaw and Blencathra, which loom over the town. For those not up to a day on the fells, the town remains a popular place throughout the year, with a big enough population (around five thousand) to warrant a bevy of local museums and sights. Granted its market charter by Edward I in 1276 market day is Saturday … more »
Keswick is ideally situated in the heart of the Lake District, between... more »
Keswick is famous as a centre for walking, Keswick is right in the heart of magnificent fell country... more »
Keswick is ideally situated in the heart of the Lake District, between the Skiddaw mountains and... more »