Youth Hostel in Ambleside
Travel Tips for Ambleside - Waterhead YHA (Page 1/1)
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11 Aug 2011 MARC, Belgium:
the view on Lake Windermere from Wansfell & the lakeshore walk and cruise with the walkers ticket |
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09 Mar 2011 Jo, Belgium:
Excellent tuna fisch rolls from "the apple pie eating house" on Rydal road, Ambleside. Excellent service in the glass house, Ambleside. |
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06 Nov 2010 WENDY, Australia:
The restaurant on site is great for meals and snacks |
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06 Nov 2010 WENDY, Australia:
The lake providesa wonderful setting for the hostel and the village and many many walks are well worth a visit |
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24 Sep 2010 Jennifer, Australia:
Even though it was pouring we took a ferry across the Lake to Castle Wray and walked for about 1 and a half hours (7 km ) around the Lake to Ferry House and then a barge to Bowness and a ferry back to Waterhead. Truly a beautiful afternoon around Lake Windemere. The day before we'd driven around the Lake which was beautiful and visited Beatrix Potter World at Bowness and travelled on the Steam train from Lakeside which was about half an hour return on the train. |
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| HI Hostel Ambleside - Waterhead YHAAmbleside is fast becoming the adventure capital of Cumbria, right in the heart of the Lake District. It’s perfect for walking, watersports, mountain biking and other outdoor activities. The hostel boasts a commanding location on the shores of Lake Windermere with breathtaking views over the lake, the Langdale Pikes and surrounding mountains. Buy tickets for cruises and Mountain Goat tours from reception. The Ambleside hostel has a modern bar and restaurant serving good food and local ales. The village has plenty of shops and two cinemas. | more...... |