Grasmere is a small village in the centre of the Lake District National Park just off the Main A591 which runs from Windermere and Ambleside to the south and Keswick in the North. Despite its relatively small size, it is a world renowned location as the home of William Wordsworth the poet the piece 'I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud' ( or 'Daffodills') probably one of the best know poem from his works.
Approximately 5 miles to the north, Helvellym the third-highest point both in England at 3,120 feet (950 meters) and and is a much more easily accessible peak than the two higher mountains in the Lake District of Scafell Pike and Sca Fell. If you are walking direct from Grasmere it is approximately a 5.7 mile (2 hours 45 min) walk to Helvellyn summit via Grisedale Tarn
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Ramblers Roost is a ground floor apartment in a former gentlemans residence a mile from Grasmere.... Read More
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White Moss, Wood Close is a ground floor apartment near the village of Grasmere, just five miles... Read More
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Within walking distance of the centre of Grasmere, these well appointed holiday apartments are in... Read More
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Situated in the most idyllic and elevated position above Grasmere in Dale End, this lovely ground... Read More
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Situated at the foot of Butter Crags, Little Beeches enjoys a secluded courtyard setting with its... Read More
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3 Townhead Cottages is located approximately 1.5 miles north of the charming village of Grasmere in... Read More
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Located a little east of the village of Grasmere at the foot of Butter Crags, Beech Ghyll and... Read More
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Pretty as many of the Lakelands pictures, this traditional stone built cottage nestles in a quiet... Read More
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