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The Coppermines & Coniston Lakes Cottages in Cumbria offer self catering, mountain, country and village holiday cottages, of quality and character with log fires and oak beams in stunning and quiet lake and mountain scenery, where pets are welcome and great for walking, rock climbing, abseiling, gorge scrambling, mountain biking, cycling, orienteering, canoeing, sailing, fishing, horse riding and pony trekking.
Accommodation for 2 - 30, Great for Couples, Families, Groups, Weeks, Weekends and Mid Week Celebrations for Weddings, Birthdays and even selected hen and stag parties, with quality catering optional.
Many of the cottages are over 100 years old; and most have been sympathetically restored and refurbished to a high standard. Many have outstanding views, log fires, exposed beams, antique furniture, quality, great character, walks from the door, and some even have private jetties for lake access!

Projects currently supported by this business
HLF Tonigue House Peat Trod Footpath

If you're planning to scale the slopes of the Old Man of Coniston, give yourself a head start by staying at Coniston Coppermines. Almost halfway up a mountain with a view to match, this hostel is surrounded by fells, allowing hillwalkers easy access onto Wetherlam and the Old Man of Coniston itself.

Leave your car at home and enjoy a wide range of activities from this hostel. All levels of walking routes, including the Old Man of Coniston, lead from the hostel's door, as do some of Britain's finest mountain biking trails. Sail, canoe or cruise on the lake, climb a classic Lake District crag or try pony trekking. John Ruskin's home and museum and lots of Arthur Ransome connections are nearby.

The Walking Box provides premium detailed waterproof walking maps to be sold individually at retail outlets across many regions of the UK.
Their passion is to complete a safe and detailed survey of many routes through the lowlands of coastal plains to the soaring peeks of the Cambrian fells and to take people on an unforgettable journey that captures the heart and minds of its adventurers.

Beautiful seventeenth century cottage in an idyllic garden setting close to the lake and Coniston village. Beamed ceilings, panelled walls, slate floors and log fires -a wonderful holiday retreat.