Home | MTB Events | Munkies | Mountain Bikes | Pics / Vids | MTB Routes | Explore | Toning | Exercise | Yoga | Massage | Wii Fit | Contact us

A Guide to the Lake District - Kirkstone Pass

A little about Kirkstone Pass

The perfect place for hiking and biking in the Lake District, Kirkstone Pass is approximately 15 mins from Windermere, the Kirkstone area is well renown for a great place sledging in winter as well as mountain biking thorough out the year, undoubtedly one of the best location for mountain biking in the lake district, many rugged trails and steep downhills.

The Kirkstone Pass Inn

Kirkstone Pass even has its own pub, reputedly one of the most haunted places in the UK. The Kirkstone Pass Inn has been serving many people from as late as the 19th Century. The earliest record for the Kirkstone Pass Inn itself date from 1496AD. The Inn serves a range of alcoholic and soft drinks as well as a range of bar snacks.

Kirkstone Pass has many trails for all types of Mountain bikers and Hikers a like, why not explore Kirkstone Pass then head onto Garburn Pass, maybe even Ill bell situated in the range of peaks known as High Street.

Things to do - Kirkstone Pass

Kirkstone Pass Inn - Why not have a bar meal or drink at the top of Kirkstone Pass.

Rookin House Farm Equestrian and Activity Centre - Rookin House Farm a well renown adventure centre, offering many outdoor activities, has been etablished for over 20 years. Situated just 4 miles from Ullswater, 8 miles from Keswick & Penrith.

Lake District Outdoors - Take a look at this site for information on Walking in the Lake district, Water sports in the Lake District, Cycling in the Lake District and of course mountain biking in the Lake District.

Lake-District.com - Information on the Lake District.

Lake District Accommodation Room Finder

Welcome to the Northern Munkies Lake District Room Finder- Choose a location, number of nights, then view a range of accommodation types - Lake District Hotels, Lakes Camping and more.

Lakes info at a glance - North Face Trail | Beatrix Potter Trail | Donald Campbell