Log Cabins & Lodges in Troutbeck

Troutbeck is perfectly located just north of Lake Windermere in the Lake District National Park making this a wonderfully convenient base for exploring the spectacular surrounding countryside that is famous the world over for its pristine beauty and magnificence! Multiple, renowned rambling and cycling routes are just on your doorstep for action packed days out enjoying nature and there are plenty of exciting day trips you can plan exploring National Trust heritage sites. The famous Scafell Pike mountain climb is within easy driving distance.

These delightful log cabins & lodges are dotted around Troutbeck with superb access to local village amenities, local hiking and cycling trails and splendid days out at fantastic National Trust historical attractions. Choose from a wide selection of lovely accommodation options with fully equipped, contemporary interiors with comfortable furnishings and tasteful decor. Many of these lovely log cabins and lodges have a lovely garden for relaxing with a nice cuppa after a long day of exploring! Browse a wide selection and find your perfect Troutbeck getaway for 2, 4, 6 or even 8 guests!

The Lake District National Park offers you 2362 square kilometres of stunningly beautiful landscape to explore on foot or by bike. Imagine a place where a lifetime of trails past vast mountains, craggy ridges, sleepy villages, shimmering lakes, wildflower meadows and brooding moors and ponds all compete for your attention! In Troutbeck you have easy access to this nature paradise!

If you are a history sleuth, you are in for a rich feast of historical sights as North West England is steeped in centuries of folklore and mystery! This is the land where mighty Norse warriors once roamed and where Neolithic kingdoms planted their stone temples at CastleRigg stone Circle and Long Meg near Penrith. Be transported back in time to the fascinating Roman Empire at Hardknott Roman fort and hop on board the 11 km Ravensglass to Eksdale steam railway! Lovers of Church history will enjoy strolling around the ruins of the likes of Shap Abbey or Furness Abbey. There are at least two dozen splendid, stately homes and gardens to visit such as Muncaster Castle!

Lace up your walking shoes and stride out into some of the best landscapes the Lake District has to offer on this glorious hike that starts just outside Troutbeck in the lovely town of Ambleside. The climb up to Wansfell Pike is beautiful and offers incredible sweeping panoramic views of the Corniston Fells. You will pass through the exquisite peace of the lush greenery of Skelghyll Woods on the way back!

This placid ribbon lake stretches 18km in Cumbria’s Lake National Park and the shoreline is just 7 minutes by car from Troutbeck. This scenic stretch of water is surrounded by mountains and lush, idyllic pastoral scenes. There are marvellous walking trails that lead to Orrest Head, a hill with views across the lake and the fells and Holehird Gardens where you can admire gorgeous heather. There are plenty of places around Windermere Lake where you can hire a motor boat, a rowing boat, kayak, canoe or paddle board to enjoy the water. Hop on board a delightful lake cruise and hop off in the charming bustling town of Ambleside for a delicious pub lunch!

If you are a fan of the gorgeous, whimsical stories and art of celebrated Victorian children’s author Beatrix Potter you are in for a treat at her Lake District, Ambleside home, a National Trust museum packed with furniture, photos, paintings and her collection of unusual porcelain. Her famous exquisite garden is absolutely delightful. The National Trust has put together a fabulous, free, downloadable trail. You will be able to retrace her steps and explore the wonderful places in the Lake District where she drew her inspiration!

Take a trip to this romantic, fortified Elizabethan mansion on an elegant estate with exquisite landscaped gardens just 22 minutes south east of Troutbeck where you will find a myriad of trails to explore that meander through the parkland. The interior features stunning heirloom French and English furniture and fascinating family portraits.

If you are in the mood for a brisk 7.4 km walk through absolutely magnificently beautiful countryside, this walk will not disappoint! Walk from Wray Castle along a track with gorgeous views over Blelham Tarn before starting your climb through the gorgeous woods on the ascent to the scrubland leading to Latterbarrow tower with stunning panoramic vistas all the way to the coast! Head back for cake and coffee at Wray Castle!

You are in for a scenic treat on this 9.6 km hike that begins outside the gorgeous, historic Moot Hall building in Keswick. You will discover a peaceful, rural route that takes you through woodland, over a wooden bridge to cross a stream and along a climb with incredible views over Keswick and the surrounding majestic, rugged landscape. After marvelling at the splendid summit views with a delicious picnic, it is time to return home to your cheerful, welcoming holiday rental to put your feet up and browse the day’s collection of nature photographs!

Step back in time to the second century to the time of the ancient Romans at the remarkable Roman fort remains at Ambleside just 10 minutes from Troutbeck before heading to Hardknott Roman Fort and finishing up at the remains of a Roman bath house at Ravenglass. Here you are close enough to the coast for a stroll on the lovely wild, Drigg Sand Dunes and Beach area before heading back to your Troutbeck village home away from home!