Keswick Guide 2018
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01. Climb up Castlehead<br />
A small hill with great views<br />
overlooking <strong>Keswick</strong> and<br />
Derwentwater giving children a<br />
good sense of achievement at the<br />
top.<br />
02. Visit Castlerigg Stone Circle<br />
An awe-inspiring circle of 38 free<br />
standing stones, some up to 3<br />
metres high with 360 degree views<br />
over the surrounding landscape.<br />
03. Go for a family walk<br />
There is a wide choice of walks<br />
suitable for families around<br />
<strong>Keswick</strong> to inspire a life- long love<br />
of walking.<br />
04. Go for a paddle<br />
With or without your wellies there<br />
is always time for a paddle.<br />
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05. Have a picnic in the park<br />
Sandwiches always taste better in<br />
the great outdoors so pack up your<br />
picnic and head to the park.<br />
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06. Cross the stepping stones in<br />
Rosthwaite<br />
Who needs bridges when there are<br />
stepping stones, far more fun.<br />
07. Derwentwater<br />
Find the hands on the shores of<br />
Derwentwater, always a great place<br />
for a photo stop.<br />
08. Feed the ducks<br />
Head down to Derwentwater for<br />
this ever popular pastime.<br />
09. Fly down a zip wire<br />
Fitz Park has a great playground<br />
with equipment suitable for all ages<br />
aswell as lots of space for letting off<br />
some steam.<br />
10. Climb the Bowderstone in<br />
Borrowdale<br />
This 2000 tonnes, 9 metre high stone<br />
was most likely carried here by an<br />
ice age glacier and can be accessed<br />
by a staircase.<br />
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