Discover some of Eden’s beautiful countryside, scenic routes and history with some rambles – Click here to view a number of walks in the Eden Area and lots more information.
To see our range of Accessible walks, please click here to be taken to our Accessibility page.
Click below to download the walking leaflets from Appleby Tourist Information Centre.
A Circular walk from Appleby to / from Ormside
Rambles on the Fells : High Cup Nick, Dufton Pike and Murton Pike
Click here to visit the Best Walks website
The Fellfoot Forward scheme has developed ‘slow’ walking and cycling routes to encourage curiosity, exploration and immersion in the landscape. The differently accessible routes offer people the opportunity to take their time travelling in the landscape, learning about the heritage along the way.
The River Eden winds its way for 75 wonderful miles through some of the most diverse and fascinating scenery in northern England. It comes tumbling down from lonely Mallerstang Common to carve a route between the North Pennine moorlands and the Lakeland Fells.
The Eden Valley has a fabulous food culture with unique delicacies just waiting for you to discover and devour.
Deeply rooted in the landscape and lovingly reared, grown
and produced by dedicated farmers and artisans, there’s something special to sample here, whatever your taste.
This trail takes in some of the Eden Valley’s gastronomic highlights to give you the inspiration to explore the area through your taste buds and uncover Eden’s edible delights.
Discover the spectacular and diverse range of outdoor adventures the Eden Valley has to offer through a variety of thrilling and captivating experiences. Rock climb above the sparkling water of the River Eden, ride on horseback through the heather clad fells, have a game of golf on England’s highest course or even go ghyll scrambling up breathtaking waterfalls.
Whether it is more serene walking you are after or a really adrenaline-packed day, the unique Eden Valley (one of Britain’s best hidden gems) has it all.
Explore the awe-inspiring heritage of the Eden Valley in Cumbria, shrouded in myths and legends from the past 3000 years. This window into the past will take you from Neolithic stone circles to majestic Norman castles and hidden Victorian gardens. This memorable trail captures the imagination at every turn and will leave you with a sense of mystery and wonder for the unique Eden valley; one of Britain’s best hidden gems
The Eden Valley is home to a wealth of talented artists, makers and designers who characterise its reputation for being one of the most beautiful and yet most undiscovered regions in Cumbria.
Eden’s breathtaking Pennine vistas, moorland grass swaying in the breeze, the tumbling River Eden and dramatic skies coupled with a rich cultural
heritage make the perfect recipe for artistic inspiration. This has culminated in works
of art as varied as the rich
Eden landscape itself. The outlined routes in this trail will guide you around a selection of the Eden Valley’s studios, galleries, museums and cultural attractions to help you discover a vibrant arts scene and unique rural culture.
Penrith, in the Eden Valley, Cumbria, has a distinct and delicious food culture with tasty treats around every turn. Discover the fabulous food and drink that this bustling market town has to offer and be inspired by its passionate producers
and food artisans. Whether
you dine at local eateries, sample Eden’s finest produce in its delis or buy directly from farmers at the farmers’ markets, you’ll be inspired by Penrith’s
gastronomic delights. This trail takes in some of Penrith’s culinary joys to give you the inspiration to explore the town through your taste buds.
