Wheelchair access and Terms & Conditions – The Fleet There will be no verbal variation of these terms 1. Gangways are designed to fit standard wheelchairs lake cruises We have five classic vessels in regular service, from the beautifully preserved Penrith J40 A66 (there is one wheelchair available for use in each Pier heritage M.Y Lady of the Lake and M.Y Raven to the recently restored M.V Western Belle. A66 House at Pooley Bridge and Glenridding please ask Pooley Bridge group pack and itineraries The ‘Steamers’ are painted in the same colour as Coronia, a splendid ocean liner Keswick a member of staff). 2. Motorised chairs and mobility scooters are not in her day. Whitehaven Glenridding permitted on the Piers or Vessels for Health & A592 M6 Safety reasons. 3. Due to the varying height of the lake we regret Ambleside that wheelchair access is not always possible. Dalegarth Windermere 4. We have five vessels sailing on Ullswater with varying Raven A591 levels of access. Due to the nature of our business we cannot guarantee that a particular th Ravenglass Kendal Launched on the 16 July, 1889, the largest of our vessel will be available, we advise you to contact us traditional vessels and directly inspired by leading tour A595 Broughton M6 if you have special requirements in advance to avoid A5092 disappointment. operator Thomas Cook. A590 J36 A65 5. There is no access available on our smallest vessel Lady Dorothy for those who require a wheelchair. Capacity: 246 Grange- 6. There is allocated free parking for Blue Badge Holders over-Sands at Glenridding Pier House. We regret that due to the location of Pooley Bridge Pier House, parking outside Getting Here the building is not permitted however there is a drop off Lady of the Lake and collection point outside the door. Find us by Sat Nav 7. We offer free travel for essential companions. Launched on the 26th June, 1877 she is believed to be the Pooley Bridge CA10 2NN Terms & Conditions oldest working passenger vessel in the world. Glenridding CA11 0US 1. Please confirm your group numbers, Signed on the M6 Motorway and from seven days prior to visit. 2. Adult supervision for minors shall be provided by the Capacity: 220 Junction 40 to the attraction. tour operator/group organiser. From the North 3. Smoking is not allowed onboard the boat or on Just 5 miles from the M6 (Junction 40), the piers. follow the M6/A66/A592 to Pooley Bridge with 4. Passengers may only board and disembark via a coach drop-off point at Pooley Bridge Pier the gangway. Western Belle From Keswick and the West Coast 5. The company may cancel or alter sailings in the event of emergency, breakdown, strike, or bad weather, or for Built to the order of the Millbrook Steamboat & Trading Co Via the A66/A5091 to , turn right on to the lake road; Glenridding is just 2 miles away any other reason outside its control, without being liable in 1935, she spent most of her working life running river From the Central for any loss or damage. 6. No alcohol may be taken onboard the vessel. excursions on the River Tamar. Only 12 miles from Windermere (A592) via the 7. The tour operator/group organiser will be responsible spectacular Kirkstone Pass to Glenridding for any loss or damage to the vessel Capacity: 150 Driving distances and times from: or the company by any member of the party. Windermere: 13 miles – 30 minutes 8. Tour Operators that wish to be invoiced after travel Carlisle: 24 miles – 35 minutes must complete a credit application prior to first visit. Lady Wakefield Kendal: 22 miles – 40 minutes Scotch Corner: 48 miles – 1 hour 5 minutes For booking enquiries please contact us Built in 1949, fully restored and renamed by HRH Princess Metro Centre: 62 miles – 1 hour 35 minutes for further information or return your booking Alexandra in 2007, she retains the heritage feel of our Chester: 120 miles – 2 hours 15 minutes form direct to us other traditional vessels. Glenridding Pier House Glenridding, , CA11 0US Capacity: 150 Tel: 017684 82229 Fax: 017684 82669 ullswater, the lake district Email: [email protected] Lady Dorothy Website: ullswater-steamers.co.uk Follow us The smallest member of our fleet and suitable for smaller private groups or educational workshops. newsletter Capacity: 63 Historic Facts & Figures LOCAL HOTEL & Attraction INFORMATION Places to Visit For a full list of accommodation providers and attractions Ullswater, referred to as please visit ullswater.com the ‘Dark Lake’ in Arthurian The spectacular Ullswater Valley, where the destination, for sublime natural beauty legend is steeped in myth foothills of rise from the lakeshore with some of the most spectacular and Glenridding Hotel 017684 82228 bw-glenriddinghotel.co.uk and mystery. This is a land and the legend of King Arthur remains dramatic scenery in England. Inn on the Lake 017684 82444 innonthelakeullswater.com that has inspired some of untold. 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Ullswater in 1955 and did spectacular views of Ullswater and Helvellyn, Glen in a series of exquisitely beautiful We are without doubt one of you know it was one of the on clear days you can see the Scottish cascades before it falls some 70ft into the Lakeland’s best kept secrets offering last places in England where Borders and the Yorkshire Dales. chasm beneath. visitors an experience that will stay fairies lived! with them forever. Ullswater is a typical narrow ‘ribbon lake’ formed after the last Dockray Rookin House: 1.5 miles O BronDid youze know? Age Stone Timetable 2012 - 2013 OPEN ALL YEAR** ice age when the deepened section of the valley floor filled Want to know more? We have visitor Pooley Bridge Pier House Pooley Bridge • Donald Campbell broke Up to 24 March 2012 GR(D) HT PB(A) PB(D) HT GR(A) with meltwater from a retreating glacier or three glaciers as we � Circle & Gowbarrow Fell the world speed record 9.45 10.20 – – 10.20 11.00 discover here which give the valley its unique serpentine shape. rd About us guides available for tour operators, please 481 metres O \  Gift Shop Moorhere Divock on the 23 is July, rich 1955, in 5 Nov - 31 Jan 2013 Fed by mountain streams that surround the southern reach and O in the jet powered Bluebird 11.10 11.45 12.10 12.10 12.35 1.15 The Lake runs a serpentine request on booking.drained at the northeastern end by the River Eamont, the waters antiquitiesK7. dating to the 1.45 2.20 2.45 2.45 3.10 3.50 eventually link with the Irish Sea and act as an important gateway course through expansive vistas Early• William Bronze Wordsworth Age. and The Extra Sailing Aira Force Walk 3.55 4.30 – – 4.30 5.10 for breeding Salmon. “Eamont” translates in old English as “the 1 mile / 1.5km his sister Dorothy walked 11 Feb- 24 Mar 2012 of Lakeland’s greatest mountains. water that flows from the mountains”. Helvellyn at 3,117ft (950m ) ‘Cockpit’along the is banks the of largest Ullswater in 1802. Her diary notes were crowns Ullswater, its flat top visible next to the easily recognisable Aira Force inspiration for the famous poem “The Daffodils”, written by 25 March - 15 April GR(D) HT PB(A) PB(D) HT GR(A) An eight mile adventure shaped like Commentary App of several monuments 2012 conical shape of Catstye Cam, at the south-western end of the Lyulph’s Tower William in 1804. – – – 9.45 10.15 10.50 O and found• Folk onbelieve the that moor fairies usedwith to play at night near Kailpot 9.45 10.25 10.50 11.00 11.30 12.05 the letter ‘Z’ as it winds through this valley, both mountains stand on a mighty plateau approximately Glencoyne Park Howtown - Pooley Bridge Walk 5 May - 2 Sept 2012 spectacular valley, home to some of Download for9 freemiles (14.5km) in length and 5 miles (7km) wide. � 6 miles / 9 km a diameterCrag until they of vanished25m. for good in 1850. 10.30 11.10 11.35 11.45 12.15 12.50 Glencoyne • Ullswater is linked to Arthurian legend and often referred to 11.15 11.55 12.20 12.30 1.00 1.35 our rarer species such as the Red O as “The Dark Lake”. 12.15 12.55 1.20 1.55 2.25 3.00 Vis• iAirat the Force, Ca 70fthurches cascade of exquisite tumbling falls can be 1.00 1.40 2.10 2.40 3.10 3.50 Squirrel. Ullswater was formed by th = Barton Park Wood c The Cockpit - Stone Circle Theadmired 13 century from ornate stone bridges. 2.05 2.45 3.10 3.20 3.50 4.25 � 3.15 3.55 4.20 4.30 5.00 5.35 three different glaciers and this is why church• A 1,400 of year St old Martin’s. yew tree resides in Wordsworth the grounds of St Martin’s Church. 4.00 4.35 5.00 5.05 5.30 6.05 = it is unique in the Lake District being Daffodils Auterstone Wood A placeA place described described by Wordsworth by 4.45 5.25 5.50 – – – Sandwick Kailpot Crag as “the chapel with its bare ring of & Birkett the only lake with three different Glenridding Dodd Barton Fell Wordsworth as “the 16 April - 4 May 2012 GR(D) HT PB(A) PB(D) HT GR(A) 442 metres Plaque mossy wall” and “single yew tree”. and Greenside Howtown - Glenridding Walk chapel,• 2012 markswith the its 50 thbare anniversary of – – – 9.45 10.15 10.50 reaches and two distinct dog-legs. Mine 7 miles / 11km Circular Walk 3 Sep - 27 Oct 2012* 3 miles / 5km Red Deer the “Lakes Advocate” Lord Birkett 9.45 10.25 10.50 11.00 11.25 12.00 Hallin Fell ring of mossy wall” and who led a petition in 1962 to block *Please note that the end Lanty’s Tarn Circular Walk 388 metres Brown Trout, Salmon, Minnows, Schelly of British Summertime affects 11.20 12.00 12.30 12.40 1.10 1.50 2 miles / 3 km the Manchester Corporation's plans Howtown Pier “single yew tree”. The these sailings – see below 12.15 12.55 1.25 2.00 2.30 3.10 � Wild Daffodils (Lenten lilies), Fox Glove to extract water from Ullswater. for time changes. Sleet Fell Yew Tree in question 2.20 3.00 3.30 3.40* 4.10* 4.50* Glenridding 378 metres Red Squirrel • Glenridding was once one of the most important mining villages 3.15* 3.55* 4.25* 4.30* 5.00* 5.40* is believedin England. Galenato be was in the the chief ore mined at the Greenside 4.50* 5.30* 6.00* – – – Red Breasted Merganser, Cormorant Lead Mine (closed 1962) valued for its high silver content. Ullswater, a place of myth and mystery founded on Arthurian Martindale region of 1,300 years Glenridding Pier House Common Blue Damselfly, Red Admiral • Ancient woodlands, and islands provide habitat for 28 Oct - 4 Nov 2012 3.15 3.55 – – 3.55 4.30 legends and tales of Roman heritage where roads were deemed � Otter old.some of England’s rarest species of birds and mammals: – – – 3.40 4.05 – for “only the very bravest of horses”! Maybe you can discover St Martin's Church  Gift Shop O \ Red Breasted Merganser, Nuthatch, Peregrine Falcon, Red – 4.05 4.30 – – – more by exploring the many miles of footpaths that criss cross over c Stone Circle Squirrel and Otter. the fells, our ‘Steamers’ connect you to some of the very best. Donald Campbell From time-to- GR Glenridding, HT Howtown, PB Pooley Bridge, (A) Arrival, (D) Departure memorial stone • The last remaining wild Red Deer herd (England’s largest Place Fell **Closed on the 24th and 25th December. Please help us to protect this fragile environment and respect the 657 metres timeland we mammal) organise dating back to William the Conqueror can be seen on Place fell during the rut season. Due to the historical nature of the vessels wheelchair access is not always possible, please visit our Countryside Code. Thank you. familiarisation trips website for full access information. Services run weather and operations permitting. for tour operators Pooley Bridge Kailpot Crag (Devil’s Kail-pot) Explore Martindale and and journalists. Please The market town of Pooley Bridge is a pretty An old tale based on a outcrop of rock, taking its name from a pothole at Fusedale contact us for more th Lakeland village built around a 16 century the base, thought to have been created by the erosion in a depression. Folk One of Lakeland’s least visited yet details. For Press stone bridge that crosses the river Eamont. believed fairies used to play there at night and they would throw money into most stunning valleys. Martindale Packs please visit The name Eamont is old English and refects the Crag which disappeared. The last appearance of fairies in Cumbria is said is a real hidden gem and home to ullswater-steamers. the river’s origins as the water that fows from to have been in 1850. Jack Wilson saw them pack up and leave for good one one of the oldest Red Deer herds in co.uk/press & media the mountains. moonlit night, at Martindale, above the shores of Ullswater. England. centre Ullswater and the ‘Steamers’

Facilities b A tranquil eight mile journey taking in mountain views onboard heritage vessels in the heart of the Lake District National Park b 15 minutes from the M6, Junction 40 at the Northern Reach, Pooley Bridge b 40 minutes from Central lakes, Bowness, Ambleside and Grasmere at the Southern Reach, Glenridding Pier b Open all year* with peak operating times between March and November b Free parking for coaches at Glenridding and drop off / pick up point at Pooley Bridge b Level access from the coach to the Pier houses and vessels b Seating on deck and in comfy, relaxing saloons with fully licensed bars b Pier houses serving light refreshments including hot and cold drinks b Complimentary teas and coffees for drivers and tour guides I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o’er vales and hills, b Visitor information guide for tour guides and meet and When all at once I saw a crowd, greet service on request A host, of golden daffodils; b Toilet facilities onboard the vessels and at both Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Pier houses Fluttering and dancing in the breeze. b Complimentary lake guide for your tour groups ‘I wandered lonely as a cloud’ b See our great itinerary ideas and discounted rates with William Wordsworth fellow tourist attractions. We provide cruise options to 1818 suit all parties and budgets so why not link up to our special events calendar b We can organise familiarisation trips for tour operators and journalists. Please contact us for more details A week spent quietly in the vicinity of Ullswater b Full access information is available on the reverse of would be worth infinitely this guide more than a month’s b Language packs available on request. Please enquire at rushing from place to time of booking place, with hardly time to impress one lovely picture on the mind before another ullswater-steamers.co.uk succeeds it’ Souvenir Guide to Ullswater, *Closed Christmas Eve and Day Second Edition, 1904 Great Days Out for Groups King of the Castle Combine a cruise with a tour of the nearby ruined castle and gardens of We have various tours to suit your timings Boots and Boats Lowther, the 130 acre, Grade II listed site and budgets. Tour Guides and Essential Combine a cruise with some of the most contains the remnants of at least three companions travel free with their parties. famous walks within the Lake District. There significant buildings and an abandoned Parties of 10 or more qualify for group is a selection of walks to suit all abilities; garden – one of England’s greatest, once incentives on advanced bookings only. detailed information is on our website. famous, but unseen for some 70 years.

Price on application. The Perfect One Way Cruise Journey time one way from Glenridding Our one way cruise fits perfectly into or Pooley Bridge to Howtown is approx most itineraries, access from the M6 40 minutes. Take a cruise and add a for the Pooley Bridge Pier (10 minutes) little extra . . . or via the Kirkstone Pass to Glenridding 15% off our full fare. Combine a cruise with a cream tea in a Pier (Central and Southern Lakes – 30 medieval tea room at Dalemain Historic Educational Packages minutes). One Happy Family House & Gardens. A very special rate for groups visiting our Join us for a cruise, a walk and we Journey time of this cruise is approx sister attraction, the Ravenglass & Eskdale Try a Traditional Cumbrian brunch in a guarantee a great educational day 60 minutes. Railway; this tour includes a one way cruise Lakeland 17th century inn, The Queens out. We have a selection of key stage on Ullswater and a return steam trip on the Head, in the nearby village of Tirril with a material for levels 1-3 and above, these Fare £6.50 for adults and £3.25 Railway, added food options are available. visit to the Pie Mill and other leading farm are available to download online. for children. These tours do not have to be taken on the shops. There are a variety of Educational tour same day. suggestions available with landscape, Multiple tour bookings A Taste of the Lake District, visit Village heritage trails, conservation, geology, For multiple tour bookings contact us for Savings of up to 40%. Price on application. Bakery Melmerby and the Rheged Centre. natural tourism and topographic extra savings on the standard rates. subjects to enhance your learning In Wordsworth’s footsteps Gardens of Eden, visit Acorn Bank. programmes in-house and/or as part Early Bird savings ‘I wandered lonely as a cloud’, the penned Lowther Castle, Hutton in the Forest of field projects. Group rates and For groups travelling before 10am there is masterpiece of William Wordsworth with added retail therapy in the pretty terms apply. One Teacher travels FREE a further 20% reduction on the standard inspired after a lakeshore walk by Ullswater Lakeland village of Pooley Bridge. with every 10 paying pupils. rates. in 1802. Discover more about one of the greatest poets in the world and tour the Round the Lake Cruise landscape that inspired his work. This tour For groups with a little more time enjoy includes a one way cruise on Ullswater the full round trip of Ullswater. combined with a visit to Dove Cottage, William Wordworth’s Grasmere home. Journey time of this extended cruise is Price on application. approx 120 minutes.

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Dove Cottage Ravenglass & Eskdale Steam Railway Great Days Out for Groups King of the Castle Combine a cruise with a tour of the nearby ruined castle and gardens of We have various tours to suit your timings Boots and Boats Lowther, the 130 acre, Grade II listed site and budgets. Tour Guides and Essential Combine a cruise with some of the most contains the remnants of at least three companions travel free with their parties. famous walks within the Lake District. There significant buildings and an abandoned Parties of 10 or more qualify for group is a selection of walks to suit all abilities; garden – one of England’s greatest, once incentives on advanced bookings only. detailed information is on our website. famous, but unseen for some 70 years.

Price on application. The Perfect One Way Cruise Journey time one way from Glenridding Our one way cruise fits perfectly into or Pooley Bridge to Howtown is approx most itineraries, access from the M6 40 minutes. Take a cruise and add a for the Pooley Bridge Pier (10 minutes) little extra . . . or via the Kirkstone Pass to Glenridding 15% off our full fare. Combine a cruise with a cream tea in a Pier (Central and Southern Lakes – 30 medieval tea room at Dalemain Historic Educational Packages minutes). One Happy Family House & Gardens. A very special rate for groups visiting our Join us for a cruise, a walk and we Journey time of this cruise is approx sister attraction, the Ravenglass & Eskdale Try a Traditional Cumbrian brunch in a guarantee a great educational day 60 minutes. Railway; this tour includes a one way cruise Lakeland 17th century inn, The Queens out. We have a selection of key stage on Ullswater and a return steam trip on the Head, in the nearby village of Tirril with a material for levels 1-3 and above, these Fare £6.50 for adults and £3.25 Railway, added food options are available. visit to the Pie Mill and other leading farm are available to download online. for children. These tours do not have to be taken on the shops. There are a variety of Educational tour same day. suggestions available with landscape, Multiple tour bookings A Taste of the Lake District, visit Village heritage trails, conservation, geology, For multiple tour bookings contact us for Savings of up to 40%. Price on application. Bakery Melmerby and the Rheged Centre. natural tourism and topographic extra savings on the standard rates. subjects to enhance your learning In Wordsworth’s footsteps Gardens of Eden, visit Acorn Bank. programmes in-house and/or as part Early Bird savings ‘I wandered lonely as a cloud’, the penned Lowther Castle, Hutton in the Forest of field projects. Group rates and For groups travelling before 10am there is masterpiece of William Wordsworth with added retail therapy in the pretty terms apply. One Teacher travels FREE a further 20% reduction on the standard inspired after a lakeshore walk by Ullswater Lakeland village of Pooley Bridge. with every 10 paying pupils. rates. in 1802. Discover more about one of the greatest poets in the world and tour the Round the Lake Cruise landscape that inspired his work. This tour For groups with a little more time enjoy includes a one way cruise on Ullswater the full round trip of Ullswater. combined with a visit to Dove Cottage, William Wordworth’s Grasmere home. Journey time of this extended cruise is Price on application. approx 120 minutes.

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Our heritage past gives visitors a very unique experience to sail through this spectacular valley that has been part of many a true tale. Its beauty was the inspiration for one of the best loved poems ever written ‘I wandered lonely as a cloud’ by William Wordsworth. These delicate wild flowers can still be seen on the lakeshore in the spring. We work closely Lowther Castle with many conservation bodies to ensure the future of the valley by raising awareness and funding towards access and conservation projects. To date over £40,000 has been raised and we hold GTBS Gold and Green at Heart Gold Environmental Accreditations. In 2012, we were highly commended in the Enjoy England Sustainable Tourism Category. What’s near the lake? Consider your options from our itinerary suggestions for a quick visit or stay a little longer and explore some of the valley’s Aira Force hidden gems. Combine a cruise with a cream tea or lunch option at a local hotel or fellow attractions such as Rheged or Dalemain Historic House & Gardens, all use local Cumbrian produce or visit nearby Lowther Castle & Gardens, recently re-opened to the public for the first time in 70 years. Alternatively, take advantage of the expanded landing stage at Pooley Bridge and enjoy a coffee alfresco style by the lakeshore. For the more adventurous combine a visit to the Dalemain Historic House & Gardens spectacular Aira Force, one of the most famous natural features in the area, tumbling some For local hotel information, fellow 70ft in a series of exquisite cascades before it attractions and catering information disappears into the mystic chasms beneath. please visit our website. Look out for the famous Aira rainbow! ullswater-steamers.co.uk Wheelchair access and Terms & Conditions – The Fleet There will be no verbal variation of these terms 1. Gangways are designed to fit standard wheelchairs lake cruises We have five classic vessels in regular service, from the beautifully preserved Penrith J40 A66 (there is one wheelchair available for use in each Pier heritage M.Y Lady of the Lake and M.Y Raven to the recently restored M.V Western Belle. A66 House at Pooley Bridge and Glenridding please ask Pooley Bridge group pack and itineraries The ‘Steamers’ are painted in the same colour as Coronia, a splendid ocean liner Keswick a member of staff). 2. Motorised chairs and mobility scooters are not in her day. Whitehaven Ullswater Glenridding permitted on the Piers or Vessels for Health & A592 M6 Safety reasons. 3. Due to the varying height of the lake we regret Ambleside that wheelchair access is not always possible. Dalegarth Windermere 4. We have five vessels sailing on Ullswater with varying Raven A591 levels of access. Due to the nature of our business we cannot guarantee that a particular th Ravenglass Kendal Launched on the 16 July, 1889, the largest of our vessel will be available, we advise you to contact us traditional vessels and directly inspired by leading tour A595 Broughton M6 if you have special requirements in advance to avoid A5092 disappointment. operator Thomas Cook. A590 J36 A65 5. There is no access available on our smallest vessel Lady Dorothy for those who require a wheelchair. Capacity: 246 Grange- 6. There is allocated free parking for Blue Badge Holders over-Sands at Glenridding Pier House. We regret that due to the location of Pooley Bridge Pier House, parking outside Getting Here the building is not permitted however there is a drop off Lady of the Lake and collection point outside the door. Find us by Sat Nav 7. We offer free travel for essential companions. Launched on the 26th June, 1877 she is believed to be the Pooley Bridge CA10 2NN Terms & Conditions oldest working passenger vessel in the world. Glenridding CA11 0US 1. Please confirm your group numbers, Signed on the M6 Motorway and from seven days prior to visit. 2. Adult supervision for minors shall be provided by the Capacity: 220 Junction 40 to the attraction. tour operator/group organiser. From the North 3. Smoking is not allowed onboard the boat or on Just 5 miles from the M6 (Junction 40), the piers. follow the M6/A66/A592 to Pooley Bridge with 4. Passengers may only board and disembark via a coach drop-off point at Pooley Bridge Pier the gangway. Western Belle From Keswick and the West Coast 5. The company may cancel or alter sailings in the event of emergency, breakdown, strike, or bad weather, or for Built to the order of the Millbrook Steamboat & Trading Co Via the A66/A5091 to Aira Force, turn right on to the lake road; Glenridding is just 2 miles away any other reason outside its control, without being liable in 1935, she spent most of her working life running river From the Central Lake District for any loss or damage. 6. No alcohol may be taken onboard the vessel. excursions on the River Tamar. Only 12 miles from Windermere (A592) via the 7. The tour operator/group organiser will be responsible spectacular Kirkstone Pass to Glenridding for any loss or damage to the vessel Capacity: 150 Driving distances and times from: or the company by any member of the party. Windermere: 13 miles – 30 minutes 8. Tour Operators that wish to be invoiced after travel Carlisle: 24 miles – 35 minutes must complete a credit application prior to first visit. Lady Wakefield Kendal: 22 miles – 40 minutes Scotch Corner: 48 miles – 1 hour 5 minutes For booking enquiries please contact us Built in 1949, fully restored and renamed by HRH Princess Metro Centre: 62 miles – 1 hour 35 minutes for further information or return your booking Alexandra in 2007, she retains the heritage feel of our Chester: 120 miles – 2 hours 15 minutes form direct to us other traditional vessels. 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Ullswater in 1955 and did spectacular views of Ullswater and Helvellyn, Glen in a series of exquisitely beautiful We are without doubt one of you know it was one of the on clear days you can see the Scottish cascades before it falls some 70ft into the Lakeland’s best kept secrets offering last places in England where Borders and the Yorkshire Dales. chasm beneath. visitors an experience that will stay fairies lived! with them forever. Ullswater is a typical narrow ‘ribbon lake’ formed after the last Dockray Rookin House: 1.5 miles O BronDid youze know? Age Stone Timetable 2012 - 2013 OPEN ALL YEAR** ice age when the deepened section of the valley floor filled Want to know more? We have visitor Pooley Bridge Pier House Pooley Bridge • Donald Campbell broke Up to 24 March 2012 GR(D) HT PB(A) PB(D) HT GR(A) with meltwater from a retreating glacier or three glaciers as we � Circle & Gowbarrow Fell the world speed record 9.45 10.20 – – 10.20 11.00 discover here which give the valley its unique serpentine shape. rd About us guides available for tour operators, please 481 metres O \  Gift Shop Moorhere Divock on the 23 is July, rich 1955, in 5 Nov - 31 Jan 2013 Fed by mountain streams that surround the southern reach and O in the jet powered Bluebird 11.10 11.45 12.10 12.10 12.35 1.15 The Lake runs a serpentine request on booking.drained at the northeastern end by the River Eamont, the waters antiquitiesK7. dating to the 1.45 2.20 2.45 2.45 3.10 3.50 eventually link with the Irish Sea and act as an important gateway course through expansive vistas Early• William Bronze Wordsworth Age. and The Extra Sailing Aira Force Walk 3.55 4.30 – – 4.30 5.10 for breeding Salmon. “Eamont” translates in old English as “the 1 mile / 1.5km Watermillock his sister Dorothy walked 11 Feb- 24 Mar 2012 of Lakeland’s greatest mountains. water that flows from the mountains”. Helvellyn at 3,117ft (950m ) ‘Cockpit’along the is banks the of largest Ullswater in 1802. Her diary notes were crowns Ullswater, its flat top visible next to the easily recognisable Aira Force inspiration for the famous poem “The Daffodils”, written by 25 March - 15 April GR(D) HT PB(A) PB(D) HT GR(A) An eight mile adventure shaped like Commentary App of several monuments 2012 conical shape of Catstye Cam, at the south-western end of the Lyulph’s Tower William in 1804. – – – 9.45 10.15 10.50 O and found• Folk onbelieve the that moor fairies usedwith to play at night near Kailpot 9.45 10.25 10.50 11.00 11.30 12.05 the letter ‘Z’ as it winds through this valley, both mountains stand on a mighty plateau approximately Glencoyne Park Howtown - Pooley Bridge Walk 5 May - 2 Sept 2012 spectacular valley, home to some of Download for9 freemiles (14.5km) in length and 5 miles (7km) wide. � 6 miles / 9 km a diameterCrag until they of vanished25m. for good in 1850. 10.30 11.10 11.35 11.45 12.15 12.50 Glencoyne • Ullswater is linked to Arthurian legend and often referred to 11.15 11.55 12.20 12.30 1.00 1.35 our rarer species such as the Red O as “The Dark Lake”. 12.15 12.55 1.20 1.55 2.25 3.00 Vis• iAirat the Force, Ca 70fthurches cascade of exquisite tumbling falls can be 1.00 1.40 2.10 2.40 3.10 3.50 Squirrel. Ullswater was formed by th = Barton Park Wood c The Cockpit - Stone Circle Theadmired 13 century from ornate stone bridges. 2.05 2.45 3.10 3.20 3.50 4.25 � 3.15 3.55 4.20 4.30 5.00 5.35 three different glaciers and this is why church• A 1,400 of year St old Martin’s. yew tree resides in Wordsworth the grounds of St Martin’s Church. 4.00 4.35 5.00 5.05 5.30 6.05 = it is unique in the Lake District being Daffodils Auterstone Wood A placeA place described described by Wordsworth by 4.45 5.25 5.50 – – – Sandwick Kailpot Crag as “the chapel with its bare ring of & Birkett the only lake with three different Glenridding Dodd Barton Fell Wordsworth as “the 16 April - 4 May 2012 GR(D) HT PB(A) PB(D) HT GR(A) 442 metres Plaque mossy wall” and “single yew tree”. and Greenside Howtown - Glenridding Walk chapel,• 2012 markswith the its 50 thbare anniversary of – – – 9.45 10.15 10.50 reaches and two distinct dog-legs. Mine 7 miles / 11km Hallin Fell Circular Walk 3 Sep - 27 Oct 2012* 3 miles / 5km Red Deer the “Lakes Advocate” Lord Birkett 9.45 10.25 10.50 11.00 11.25 12.00 Hallin Fell ring of mossy wall” and who led a petition in 1962 to block *Please note that the end Lanty’s Tarn Circular Walk 388 metres Brown Trout, Salmon, Minnows, Schelly of British Summertime affects 11.20 12.00 12.30 12.40 1.10 1.50 2 miles / 3 km the Manchester Corporation's plans Howtown Pier “single yew tree”. The these sailings – see below 12.15 12.55 1.25 2.00 2.30 3.10 � Wild Daffodils (Lenten lilies), Fox Glove to extract water from Ullswater. for time changes. Sleet Fell Yew Tree in question 2.20 3.00 3.30 3.40* 4.10* 4.50* Glenridding 378 metres Red Squirrel • Glenridding was once one of the most important mining villages 3.15* 3.55* 4.25* 4.30* 5.00* 5.40* is believedin England. Galenato be was in the the chief ore mined at the Greenside 4.50* 5.30* 6.00* – – – Red Breasted Merganser, Cormorant Lead Mine (closed 1962) valued for its high silver content. Ullswater, a place of myth and mystery founded on Arthurian Martindale region of 1,300 years Glenridding Pier House Common Blue Damselfly, Red Admiral • Ancient woodlands, fells and islands provide habitat for 28 Oct - 4 Nov 2012 3.15 3.55 – – 3.55 4.30 legends and tales of Roman heritage where roads were deemed � Otter old.some of England’s rarest species of birds and mammals: – – – 3.40 4.05 – for “only the very bravest of horses”! Maybe you can discover St Martin's Church  Gift Shop O \ Red Breasted Merganser, Nuthatch, Peregrine Falcon, Red – 4.05 4.30 – – – more by exploring the many miles of footpaths that criss cross over c Stone Circle Squirrel and Otter. the fells, our ‘Steamers’ connect you to some of the very best. Donald Campbell From time-to- GR Glenridding, HT Howtown, PB Pooley Bridge, (A) Arrival, (D) Departure memorial stone • The last remaining wild Red Deer herd (England’s largest Place Fell **Closed on the 24th and 25th December. Please help us to protect this fragile environment and respect the 657 metres timeland we mammal) organise dating back to William the Conqueror can be seen on Place fell during the rut season. Due to the historical nature of the vessels wheelchair access is not always possible, please visit our Countryside Code. Thank you. familiarisation trips website for full access information. Services run weather and operations permitting. for tour operators Pooley Bridge Kailpot Crag (Devil’s Kail-pot) Explore Martindale and and journalists. Please The market town of Pooley Bridge is a pretty An old tale based on a outcrop of rock, taking its name from a pothole at Fusedale contact us for more th Lakeland village built around a 16 century the base, thought to have been created by the erosion in a depression. Folk One of Lakeland’s least visited yet details. For Press stone bridge that crosses the river Eamont. believed fairies used to play there at night and they would throw money into most stunning valleys. Martindale Packs please visit The name Eamont is old English and refects the Crag which disappeared. The last appearance of fairies in Cumbria is said is a real hidden gem and home to ullswater-steamers. the river’s origins as the water that fows from to have been in 1850. Jack Wilson saw them pack up and leave for good one one of the oldest Red Deer herds in co.uk/press & media the mountains. moonlit night, at Martindale, above the shores of Ullswater. England. centre Historic Facts & Figures LOCAL HOTEL & Attraction INFORMATION Places to Visit For a full list of accommodation providers and attractions Ullswater, referred to as please visit ullswater.com the ‘Dark Lake’ in Arthurian The spectacular Ullswater Valley, where the destination, for sublime natural beauty legend is steeped in myth foothills of Helvellyn rise from the lakeshore with some of the most spectacular and Glenridding Hotel 017684 82228 bw-glenriddinghotel.co.uk and mystery. This is a land and the legend of King Arthur remains dramatic scenery in England. Inn on the Lake 017684 82444 innonthelakeullswater.com that has inspired some of untold. Leeming House Hotel 0870 400 8131 macdonald-hotels.co.uk the most famous writers and For more detailed information on our North Lakes Hotel 01768 868111 northlakeshotel.com artists over the centuries Ullswater, often compared to the likes of history and the local area visit Patterdale Hotel 017684 82231 patterdalehotel.co.uk Welcome such as William Wordsworth, Lake Lucerne and referred to as England’s ullswater-steamers.co.uk Aira Force waterfall 017684 82067 nationaltrust.org.uk Samuel Coleridge and Sir most beautiful lake is simply the perfect Dalemain 017684 86450 dalemain.com Ullswater ‘Steamers’ is an award Walter Scott. It is a place Rheged 01768 868000 rheged.com winning environmentally accredited that holds the key of many Hallmark Hotel, Carlisle 01228 531951 carlislehallmarkhotel.com Lake District attraction celebrating amazing achievements; Quintessential Villages Aira Force Lowther Castle & Gardens 01931 712192 lowthercastle.org over 150 years of operating cruises on Donald Campbell broke Askham, one of Cumbria’s prettiest villages, A mountain stream of considerable The Queens Head, Tirril 01768 863219 queensheadinn.co.uk England’s most beautiful lake, often the water speed record on a walk back over Askham Fell affords volume, comes tumbling down the Aira Dove Cottage 015394 35544 wordsworth.org.uk referred to as the ‘English Lucerne’. Ullswater in 1955 and did spectacular views of Ullswater and Helvellyn, Glen in a series of exquisitely beautiful We are without doubt one of you know it was one of the on clear days you can see the Scottish cascades before it falls some 70ft into the Lakeland’s best kept secrets offering last places in England where Borders and the Yorkshire Dales. chasm beneath. visitors an experience that will stay fairies lived! with them forever. Ullswater is a typical narrow ‘ribbon lake’ formed after the last Dockray Rookin House: 1.5 miles O BronDid youze know? Age Stone Timetable 2012 - 2013 OPEN ALL YEAR** ice age when the deepened section of the valley floor filled Want to know more? We have visitor Pooley Bridge Pier House Pooley Bridge • Donald Campbell broke Up to 24 March 2012 GR(D) HT PB(A) PB(D) HT GR(A) with meltwater from a retreating glacier or three glaciers as we � Circle & Gowbarrow Fell the world speed record 9.45 10.20 – – 10.20 11.00 discover here which give the valley its unique serpentine shape. rd About us guides available for tour operators, please 481 metres O \  Gift Shop Moorhere Divock on the 23 is July, rich 1955, in 5 Nov - 31 Jan 2013 Fed by mountain streams that surround the southern reach and O in the jet powered Bluebird 11.10 11.45 12.10 12.10 12.35 1.15 The Lake runs a serpentine request on booking.drained at the northeastern end by the River Eamont, the waters antiquitiesK7. dating to the 1.45 2.20 2.45 2.45 3.10 3.50 eventually link with the Irish Sea and act as an important gateway course through expansive vistas Early• William Bronze Wordsworth Age. and The Extra Sailing Aira Force Walk 3.55 4.30 – – 4.30 5.10 for breeding Salmon. “Eamont” translates in old English as “the 1 mile / 1.5km Watermillock his sister Dorothy walked 11 Feb- 24 Mar 2012 of Lakeland’s greatest mountains. water that flows from the mountains”. Helvellyn at 3,117ft (950m ) ‘Cockpit’along the is banks the of largest Ullswater in 1802. Her diary notes were crowns Ullswater, its flat top visible next to the easily recognisable Aira Force inspiration for the famous poem “The Daffodils”, written by 25 March - 15 April GR(D) HT PB(A) PB(D) HT GR(A) An eight mile adventure shaped like Commentary App of several monuments 2012 conical shape of Catstye Cam, at the south-western end of the Lyulph’s Tower William in 1804. – – – 9.45 10.15 10.50 O and found• Folk onbelieve the that moor fairies usedwith to play at night near Kailpot 9.45 10.25 10.50 11.00 11.30 12.05 the letter ‘Z’ as it winds through this valley, both mountains stand on a mighty plateau approximately Glencoyne Park Howtown - Pooley Bridge Walk 5 May - 2 Sept 2012 spectacular valley, home to some of Download for9 freemiles (14.5km) in length and 5 miles (7km) wide. � 6 miles / 9 km a diameterCrag until they of vanished25m. for good in 1850. 10.30 11.10 11.35 11.45 12.15 12.50 Glencoyne • Ullswater is linked to Arthurian legend and often referred to 11.15 11.55 12.20 12.30 1.00 1.35 our rarer species such as the Red O as “The Dark Lake”. 12.15 12.55 1.20 1.55 2.25 3.00 Vis• iAirat the Force, Ca 70fthurches cascade of exquisite tumbling falls can be 1.00 1.40 2.10 2.40 3.10 3.50 Squirrel. Ullswater was formed by th = Barton Park Wood c The Cockpit - Stone Circle Theadmired 13 century from ornate stone bridges. 2.05 2.45 3.10 3.20 3.50 4.25 � 3.15 3.55 4.20 4.30 5.00 5.35 three different glaciers and this is why church• A 1,400 of year St old Martin’s. yew tree resides in Wordsworth the grounds of St Martin’s Church. 4.00 4.35 5.00 5.05 5.30 6.05 = it is unique in the Lake District being Daffodils Auterstone Wood A placeA place described described by Wordsworth by 4.45 5.25 5.50 – – – Sandwick Kailpot Crag as “the chapel with its bare ring of & Birkett the only lake with three different Glenridding Dodd Barton Fell Wordsworth as “the 16 April - 4 May 2012 GR(D) HT PB(A) PB(D) HT GR(A) 442 metres Plaque mossy wall” and “single yew tree”. and Greenside Howtown - Glenridding Walk chapel,• 2012 markswith the its 50 thbare anniversary of – – – 9.45 10.15 10.50 reaches and two distinct dog-legs. Mine 7 miles / 11km Hallin Fell Circular Walk 3 Sep - 27 Oct 2012* 3 miles / 5km Red Deer the “Lakes Advocate” Lord Birkett 9.45 10.25 10.50 11.00 11.25 12.00 Hallin Fell ring of mossy wall” and who led a petition in 1962 to block *Please note that the end Lanty’s Tarn Circular Walk 388 metres Brown Trout, Salmon, Minnows, Schelly of British Summertime affects 11.20 12.00 12.30 12.40 1.10 1.50 2 miles / 3 km the Manchester Corporation's plans Howtown Pier “single yew tree”. The these sailings – see below 12.15 12.55 1.25 2.00 2.30 3.10 � Wild Daffodils (Lenten lilies), Fox Glove to extract water from Ullswater. for time changes. Sleet Fell Yew Tree in question 2.20 3.00 3.30 3.40* 4.10* 4.50* Glenridding 378 metres Red Squirrel • Glenridding was once one of the most important mining villages 3.15* 3.55* 4.25* 4.30* 5.00* 5.40* is believedin England. Galenato be was in the the chief ore mined at the Greenside 4.50* 5.30* 6.00* – – – Red Breasted Merganser, Cormorant Lead Mine (closed 1962) valued for its high silver content. Ullswater, a place of myth and mystery founded on Arthurian Martindale region of 1,300 years Glenridding Pier House Common Blue Damselfly, Red Admiral • Ancient woodlands, fells and islands provide habitat for 28 Oct - 4 Nov 2012 3.15 3.55 – – 3.55 4.30 legends and tales of Roman heritage where roads were deemed � Otter old.some of England’s rarest species of birds and mammals: – – – 3.40 4.05 – for “only the very bravest of horses”! Maybe you can discover St Martin's Church  Gift Shop O \ Red Breasted Merganser, Nuthatch, Peregrine Falcon, Red – 4.05 4.30 – – – more by exploring the many miles of footpaths that criss cross over c Stone Circle Squirrel and Otter. the fells, our ‘Steamers’ connect you to some of the very best. Donald Campbell From time-to- GR Glenridding, HT Howtown, PB Pooley Bridge, (A) Arrival, (D) Departure memorial stone • The last remaining wild Red Deer herd (England’s largest Place Fell **Closed on the 24th and 25th December. Please help us to protect this fragile environment and respect the 657 metres timeland we mammal) organise dating back to William the Conqueror can be seen on Place fell during the rut season. Due to the historical nature of the vessels wheelchair access is not always possible, please visit our Countryside Code. Thank you. familiarisation trips website for full access information. Services run weather and operations permitting. for tour operators Pooley Bridge Kailpot Crag (Devil’s Kail-pot) Explore Martindale and and journalists. Please The market town of Pooley Bridge is a pretty An old tale based on a outcrop of rock, taking its name from a pothole at Fusedale contact us for more th Lakeland village built around a 16 century the base, thought to have been created by the erosion in a depression. Folk One of Lakeland’s least visited yet details. For Press stone bridge that crosses the river Eamont. believed fairies used to play there at night and they would throw money into most stunning valleys. Martindale Packs please visit The name Eamont is old English and refects the Crag which disappeared. The last appearance of fairies in Cumbria is said is a real hidden gem and home to ullswater-steamers. the river’s origins as the water that fows from to have been in 1850. Jack Wilson saw them pack up and leave for good one one of the oldest Red Deer herds in co.uk/press & media the mountains. moonlit night, at Martindale, above the shores of Ullswater. England. centre Wheelchair access and Terms & Conditions – The Fleet There will be no verbal variation of these terms 1. Gangways are designed to fit standard wheelchairs lake cruises We have five classic vessels in regular service, from the beautifully preserved Penrith J40 A66 (there is one wheelchair available for use in each Pier heritage M.Y Lady of the Lake and M.Y Raven to the recently restored M.V Western Belle. A66 House at Pooley Bridge and Glenridding please ask Pooley Bridge group pack and itineraries The ‘Steamers’ are painted in the same colour as Coronia, a splendid ocean liner Keswick a member of staff). 2. Motorised chairs and mobility scooters are not in her day. Whitehaven Ullswater Glenridding permitted on the Piers or Vessels for Health & A592 M6 Safety reasons. 3. Due to the varying height of the lake we regret Ambleside that wheelchair access is not always possible. Dalegarth Windermere 4. We have five vessels sailing on Ullswater with varying Raven A591 levels of access. Due to the nature of our business we cannot guarantee that a particular th Ravenglass Kendal Launched on the 16 July, 1889, the largest of our vessel will be available, we advise you to contact us traditional vessels and directly inspired by leading tour A595 Broughton M6 if you have special requirements in advance to avoid A5092 disappointment. operator Thomas Cook. A590 J36 A65 5. There is no access available on our smallest vessel Lady Dorothy for those who require a wheelchair. Capacity: 246 Grange- 6. There is allocated free parking for Blue Badge Holders over-Sands at Glenridding Pier House. We regret that due to the location of Pooley Bridge Pier House, parking outside Getting Here the building is not permitted however there is a drop off Lady of the Lake and collection point outside the door. Find us by Sat Nav 7. We offer free travel for essential companions. Launched on the 26th June, 1877 she is believed to be the Pooley Bridge CA10 2NN Terms & Conditions oldest working passenger vessel in the world. Glenridding CA11 0US 1. Please confirm your group numbers, Signed on the M6 Motorway and from seven days prior to visit. 2. Adult supervision for minors shall be provided by the Capacity: 220 Junction 40 to the attraction. tour operator/group organiser. From the North 3. Smoking is not allowed onboard the boat or on Just 5 miles from the M6 (Junction 40), the piers. follow the M6/A66/A592 to Pooley Bridge with 4. Passengers may only board and disembark via a coach drop-off point at Pooley Bridge Pier the gangway. Western Belle From Keswick and the West Coast 5. The company may cancel or alter sailings in the event of emergency, breakdown, strike, or bad weather, or for Built to the order of the Millbrook Steamboat & Trading Co Via the A66/A5091 to Aira Force, turn right on to the lake road; Glenridding is just 2 miles away any other reason outside its control, without being liable in 1935, she spent most of her working life running river From the Central Lake District for any loss or damage. 6. No alcohol may be taken onboard the vessel. excursions on the River Tamar. Only 12 miles from Windermere (A592) via the 7. The tour operator/group organiser will be responsible spectacular Kirkstone Pass to Glenridding for any loss or damage to the vessel Capacity: 150 Driving distances and times from: or the company by any member of the party. Windermere: 13 miles – 30 minutes 8. Tour Operators that wish to be invoiced after travel Carlisle: 24 miles – 35 minutes must complete a credit application prior to first visit. Lady Wakefield Kendal: 22 miles – 40 minutes Scotch Corner: 48 miles – 1 hour 5 minutes For booking enquiries please contact us Built in 1949, fully restored and renamed by HRH Princess Metro Centre: 62 miles – 1 hour 35 minutes for further information or return your booking Alexandra in 2007, she retains the heritage feel of our Chester: 120 miles – 2 hours 15 minutes form direct to us other traditional vessels. Glenridding Pier House Glenridding, Cumbria, CA11 0US Capacity: 150 Tel: 017684 82229 Fax: 017684 82669 ullswater, the lake district Email: [email protected] Lady Dorothy Website: ullswater-steamers.co.uk Follow us The smallest member of our fleet and suitable for smaller private groups or educational workshops. newsletter Capacity: 63