Browsing places to visit within 8 miles of West Vale Country House 
Cumbria, (2 miles, 4kms)
Just a mile from the lake shores, Windermere is a small yet charming Lakeland town, with a great choice of welcoming B&Bs and guest houses.
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Cumbria, (8 miles, 13kms)
Picturesque Grasmere, home to William Wordsworth and famed for its annual sports, is the northernmost village in the southern Lake District.
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(7 miles, 12kms)
Today, the Valleys are recognised as one of the most beautiful places in the Lake District and in medieaval days, were home to a woolen mill.
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Cumbria, (6 miles, 9kms)
At the heart of the central and south lakes visitor experience, Ambleside bristles with activity and is an ideal base for exploring the county.
Cumbria, (2 miles, 4kms)
The pretty, narrow cobbled streets, squares, courtyards and whitewashed cottages of Hawkshead make for an idyllic Lakeland setting.
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Newby Bridge, Cumbria, LA12 8NA, (6 miles, 9kms), Tel: 01539 822222
At the southern end of Lake Windermere adjoining the River Leven, Newby Bridge is a small village, with a selection of hotels and B&B's. A good location to explore the Furness peninsula, Ulverston, Cartmel, Grange, Windermere to name a few.
Cumbria, LA21 8EH, (5 miles, 8kms)
Coniston village is located adjacent to Coniston water and underneath the majestic Coniston Fells of which Coniston Old Man is the most famous.
Cumbria, (2 miles, 3kms)
Situated on the shores of lake Windermere, the bustling town of Bowness offers a great variety of visitor attractions, accommodation and shops.
(1 miles, 2kms)
The attractive village of Sawrey is situated two miles from Hawkshead and is famous for Hill Top, a 17th century farmhouse owned by Beatrix Potter.
Cumbria, (2 miles, 4kms)
Grizedale Forest Park offers the complete day out with an extensive range of internationally famous forest sculptures and way marked paths.
Staveley, Kendal, Cumbria, LA89PA, (6 miles, 10kms)
The village of Staveley is five miles from the market town of Kendal. The first people to live here were farmers of the late Stone age in 400BC
