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Alston Ambleside Appleby-in-Westmorland Bowness-on-Windermere Brampton Broughton-in-Furness Welcome to the updated Cumbria road A591 Brockdale Visitor to Grasmere d A66 to Centre Parking 3 A686 R n A66 9 map, specially designed for coach o Brough 5 t WC to A689 to Hexham l s Kendal A to l i B6542 joining to Penrith p Keswick A591 L h o A6071 to A Millom drivers visiting the county. to Carlisle y m A66 to Penrith Ambleside o B n 5 G C King St. Longtown 9 g 5 k WC a Nen c t er t t WINDERMERE i o iv www.cumbria4coaches.co.uk R o t R R w P WC t l S e a n i b Lake BRAMPTON Drop O y The map is in it’s fourth incarnation and this Parking & v WC R a r e Windermere d Kelsick Rd r i G Point toilets at g . re BROUGHTON r e Drop r WC n 6 For Lanercost o g e w ’ WC more complete version now includes a grading S ALSTON WC ld 6 Train w i O Points P w L d ” R n & Hadrian’s Wall o WC o e IN C Station Rothay Wansfell Rd r d h u d P u B scheme of Cumbria’s roads for coach usage, t A689 to Holme R r P c h WC y R APPLEBY g h a Drop O a FURNESS Weardale AMBLESIDE i r T h i v St as recommended by local coach drivers. 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Cumbria - The Lake District is an area of Cartmel Cockermouth Coniston Grange-over-Sands Grasmere Hawkshead R i v Cartmel Racecourse outstanding natural beauty and for many, A5086 leading to P e to Newby Bridge Wakefield Road r A595 to Carlisle & Windermere R to including your passengers, contains places A594 to Maryport i WC o A590 t Keswick Main St B5285 to h to Priest Lane A593 to Grange Fell Rd a for peace and relaxation. Please help preserve Hawkshead y WC Ambleside Ambleside to Newby Bridge to Cartmel d & Coniston e Cumbria as a place to live, work and visit by: Windermere t e CONISTON i COCKERMOUTH t b A590 i a h The g o d a/ Only parking your coach in a designated GRANGE r HAWKSHEAD Square P a WC d a o P s r o e coach parking area, or a place where -OVER-SANDS h B R c GRASMERE i WC a h o your coach will not cause obstruction or A66 to g P C WC The Causeway lu i Workington p L Kents Bank Rd P i a P 85 annoyance to local residents and other m k Main St & 52 a e Lindale Rd B WC L WC & R i WC o road users. 6 Park Rd The Esplanade S a P to WC 8 d c to to Grange k B Beck Rd 0 L l Windermere b/ Please do not leave your engine running -over-Sands 5 a A593 to ne to a A B5277 to CARTMEL Ulverston Windermere ck Ferry when parked. to Lindale Grizedale B A66 to e Coniston c A5086 to Keswick k c/ During hours of darkness please remind to Cark Egremont Water your passengers, when leaving the coach, Grasmere to respect local residents who may be asleep. d/ If possible please plan your journey to take Keswick Kirkby Lonsdale Lakeside Maryport Ulverston Silloth into account local conditions and events. s A591 to Carlisle Train s WC e Drop O e A66 to Penrith Solway 1 Station r n r 8 Point e R M6 Firth u A66 to R Drop O 2 iv P m b Drop O 5 (excluding i r We ask that you please read the map and e ve Point Drop O Point n Cockermouth A683 e i Point B to Kendal r KESWICK Thurs) r to k G L d & u to Sedbergh P S B5302 n n & M6 e i Aspatria use it when planning your tour of the county. M re LAKESIDE 0 Silloth Bay M WC to Wigton a t 9 a Youth W i a 5 n Booths P . If you have any comments or feedback, Hostel i A d S n WC 6 R t MARYPORT ULVERSTON . i V 9 t n to i i S Lakeside & 5 S ig c A Drop O W please contact [email protected] t t KIRKBY l o . Haverthwaite t Point e ria S P i Railway Aquarium W P A591 2 o . i WC o t r LONSDALE 9 d S A65 to 5 St Tithebarn St. WC to Ambleside R A . E t P C . l Har o P t le and Penrith A66 Kendal & M6 to S n b b SILLOTH i o H r Windermere n B n r a e o o e n e i P l u i n t z l to Barrow- a i r g e n E h d u r R in-Furness s k e d Docks C v D A65 to i . P Drivers’ Coach Cumbria R Keswick R r B5300 d . Skipton This is a small, helpful and compact guide, a useful tool for coaches WC Launch A594 to 90 to Maryport 5 7 to Barrow- A P A 8 visiting the area. B5289 to 5 Cockermouth 0 in-Furness 9 WC Short Borrowdale A683 to 0 NEWBY to to 5 Confederation of Passenger Transport UK (CPT) North Western Derwent Stay Lancaster 6 Ulverston 9 A Water BRIDGE 5 Workington A Town Postcode Town Postcode Information Sites/Points Allonby Kendal Central Car Park CA15 6QQ *Abbot Hall Art Gallery LA9 5AL Alston Shakespeare Inn, Highgate LA94HE South Tynedale Railway Car Park CA9 3JB Blackhall Road Car Park LA9 4BT • Alston TIC 01434 382244 Ambleside K Village Outlet Centre LA9 7SH Waterhead LA22 0EN Lakes Leisure (for K Village) LA9 7HX • Ambleside TIC 0844 225 0544 #cumbria4coaches Kelsick Road/Rothay Road LA22 0BZ Kendal College LA9 5AY • Appleby TIC 017683 51177 Low Fold LA22 0ND Kendal Town Football Club LA9 7BL • Bowness on Windermere IC 0845 901 0845 Rothay Holme LA22 0EE Keswick • Brampton TIC 01697 73433 Appleby *Booths Supermarket Car Park CA12 5EA • Brockhole, the Lake District VC 015394 46603 Boroughgate (on-street coach bays). CA16 6XE Lakeside CA12 5DJ Battlebarrow CA16 6XR Kirkby Lonsdale • Broughton in Furness TIC 01229 716115 Barrow-in-Furness Devil's Bridge LA6 2DF EXPLORE THE WALLED GARDENS • Carlisle TIC 01228 598596 Holywood Park LA14 1YD Dodgson Croft LA6 2HG • Cockermouth TIC 01900 822634 The Dock Museum LA14 2PW The Square LA6 2AN HADRIANS WALL, BIRDOSWALD • Coniston TIC 015394 41533 Town Hall (opp Imperial Hotel) LA14 2LG Kirkby Stephen Faraday Road, near the Auction Mart CA17 4QL • Egremont TIC 015394 41533 Bowness-on-Windermere *Rectory Road (for Windermere Lake cruises) LA23 3HQ Maryport • Grange over Sands TIC 015395 34026 Glebe Road LA23 3HE The Wave CA15 8AD • Grizedale Forest VC 01229 860010 Bowness Pier LA23 3HJ Lake District Coast Aquarium CA15 8AB • Hawkshead TIC 015394 36945 Brampton Newby Bridge/Lakeside • Kendal & South Lakeland TIC 01539 735891 Union Lane Car Park CA8 1BX *Fell Foot Park LA12 8NN Talkin Tarn CA8 1BHN *Lakeside LA12 8AS • Keswick TIC 0845 901 0845 Broughton-in-Furness *Lakes Aquarium LA12 8AS • Kirkby Lonsdale TIC 015242 71437 Station Road LA20 6HN Penrith • Kirkby Stephen - Upper Eden VC 017683 71199 The Square LA20 6JB Sandgate CA11 7TP • Lanercost VC 016977 41267 Carlisle Squares Retail Park CA11 8NH Devonshire Walk CA3 8UL Ravenglass • Penrith TIC 01768 867466 Upper Viaduct Car Park CA3 8AJ Village Car Park CA18 1SQ • Rheged (Cumbria Info) 01768 860034 Tullie House CA3 8TP *Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway CA18 1SN • Sedbergh TIC 015396 20125 Bridge Street CA2 5SX Sedbergh • Silloth TIC (Solway Coast DC) 016973 31944 Warwick Road CA1 2SB Joss Lane LA10 5AS Cartmel Settlebeck High School (outside school term) LA10 5JJ TAKE A FRESH LOOK AT GROUP VISITS TO • Ullswater TIC at Glenridding 0845 901 0845 Racecourse LA11 6QB Silloth • Windermere & Lake District TIC 015394 46499 Cockermouth *Solway Coast Discovery Centre CA7 4DD THE LAKE DISTRICT, CUMBRIA AT WWW.CUMBRIA4COACHES.CO.UK Wakefield Road CA13 0HG Marshall Dock CA74AB Coniston Criffel Street CA7 4AB Main Car Park LA21 8EH St Bees John Ruskin School (outside school term) LA21 8EW Foreshore CA27 0BD Glenridding Ulverston Genridding Car Park CA11 0PD King Street LA12 7DZ Grange-over-Sands The Gill LA12 7BN Windermere Road LA11 6EG Victoria Road LA12 0BT Berners Close LA11 7DQ Booths Supermarket Car Park LA12 7LB Grasmere Whitehaven To order more copies of this guide or to sign up to Stock Lane LA22 9SJ South Shore CA28 7LY receive e-newsletters about the area please visit: White Moss Common (East) LA22 9SE Lowther Street CA28 7JS Stickle Ghyll LA22 9JY Strand Street CA28 7LF Hawkshead Windermere wwwcumbria4coaches.co.uk For full details of coach parking please visit Village Car Park LA22 ONT *Brockhole, Lake District Visitors Centre.
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