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Stand Up Paddle Boarding at West Lakes Adventure

Stand Up Paddle Boarding

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Stand Up Paddle Boarding (SUP) is a fantastic fun water activity and is fast becoming the paddle sport of choice, and we are excited to be one of the first Western Lake District based outdoor activity provider to introduce the sport back in 2015.
An off shoot from surfing it was believed to have originated from Hawaii but has made its way to the UK and now the Lake District.
SUP is an exciting & fun sport that can be enjoyed by anyone, you don’t need to be super fit or super skilled to take part, it is surprisingly easy to get the hang of!

www.westlakesadventure.co.uk

Opening Details

Open all the time

During the season and throughout the school holidays, we offer a programme of taster sessions. Private bookings are taken all year round.

Facilities

Children welcome

Also at this Venue

Events at this Venue

date	event
Sat 11 May	Esk Extreme Canyoning

Contact

Caroline Ashall

01946 723753

Send an email to Caroline Ashall, contact for Stand Up Paddle Boarding

View the Stand Up Paddle Boarding website

www.westlakesadventure.co.uk

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Address

Woolpack Farm Cottage,
Boot, Eskdale Valley,
Holmrook,
CA19 1TH,
CA19 1TH

Directions

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Map reference: NY 190009 Lat: 54.39801 Long: -3.24820

From the A595 at Foxfield turn right just before the traffic lights after you pass Broughton-in-Furness. Follow the road through Ulpha, cross the bridge past the post office then take the next left this is sign posted to Eskdale. Follow this road over Birker Moor until you reach the King George IV pub. Turn right at this junction and carry straight on for approximately three miles.
From the A595 at Gosforth turn left through the village, cross the mini roundabout and then take the turning to the right. Follow this road through Eskdale Green village until you reach the King George IV pub. Turn left at this junction and carry straight on for approximately three miles.

Parking: free