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This trip includes lodgings in lovely B&Bs and country inns. All meals are provided from a typical big English breakfast, a trail picnic lunch or a stop at an inn, to a high quality meals with natural ingredients from the area.

There is no single room supplement, but depending on numbers, it is not always possible to have a single private room on all nights of the trip.

Accommodations along the trail may vary at different dates, but here are some of the accommodations we use on a regular basis:
Boots & Board B&B: 'Boots and Boards' is in Silecroft, a small village a few miles north of the small town of Millom on the quiet west coast of Cumbria. The village lies in the Lake District National Park. It was built at the turn of the century and was a working farmhouse until the 1980s. It retains many of its original features including the magnificent open fireplace in the guest sitting room. The house has been sensitively adapted for bed and breakfast using environmentally friendly materials wherever possible. There are four guest bedrooms, all on the first floor. Each room has its own TV, and help-yourself tea and coffee. 2 rooms have private bath and the other 2 share one bath - both rooms have their own wash hand basin.



New Dungeon Ghyll:  The New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel, situated nestling beneath Harrison Stickle, Pike of Stickle and Jaques Rake at the head of the formed Langdale Valley. Set amidst The Lake District's most dramatic fells in the picturesque Langdale Valley, the New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel nestles beneath the Langdale Pikes and Pavey Ark in six acres of mature gardens and pasture. The hotel is of historical interest being built on the site of a medieval settlement and it enjoys the most breathtaking views at every point of the compass.
All bedrooms enjoy the most dramatic of views, whether over Stickle Beck as it tumbles down the fellside, to the Pikes themselves all dominant and brooding or Lingmoor as she forms the long south easterly side of the valley. The rooms are individually furnished which reflects the family nature of the hotel, and our concern for detail in making your stay most enjoyable.



Wasdale Head Inn:  The Inn is situated at the head of remote and unspoiled Wasdale, and if you are seeking the superlative this is where you will find it. England's highest mountain, the deepest lake, the smallest Church, and the original world's biggest liar can all be found in this tranquil corner of the Lake District. The hotel has 10 newly refurbished bedrooms in the main building, plus two superior apartments, seven self-catering apartments in the adjacent attractively converted traditional Lakeland Barn. The apartments have been carefully designed to retain the original character of the old buildings whilst offering modern standards of comfort. There are no televisions in the hotel, however all apartments have TV reception and most apartments have a video player/recorder. Internet access is available on request.



Seathwaite Lodge: Seathwaite Lodge is in the heart of the Duddon Valley. John and Gail Batten welcome you to Seathwaite Lodge, a traditional Lakeland barn converted to a high standard of comfort. Next door to the lodge is the Newfield Inn where good food and a variety of cask ales can be enjoyed all day in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

This trip includes and can accommodate special dietary requests.

Passports
Passport valid for at least three months beyond length of stay required by all nationals referred to in the chart except:
1. EU nationals holding a valid national ID card.
Note: EU nationals are only required to produce evidence of their EU nationality and identity in order to be admitted to any EU Member State. This evidence can take the form of a valid national passport or national identity card. Either is acceptable. Possession of a return ticket, any length of validity on their document, sufficient funds for the length of their proposed visit should not be imposed.
Passport Note
(a) A passport is not required for travel between Great Britain and Ireland, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man. (b) Passengers transiting the UK destined for the Republic of Ireland are advised to hold return tickets to avoid delay and interrogation.

Visas
Not required by nationals referred to in the chart above for stays of up to six months.
Visa Note
(a) Nationals not requiring visas are advised to be in possession of either a return ticket or, if arriving on a one-way ticket, proof of sufficient funds to accommodate and support themselves for the duration of stay. (b) Nationals not referred to in the chart above are advised to contact the embassy to check visa requirements