Places to explore near Arnside StationArnside

England's highest mountains and deepest lakes — the fells that invented British hillwalking.

0.7 km W

Reedbed reserve of bitterns and marsh harriers.

3.9 km SE

Limestone-and-woodland village on the Lancashire edge of the Arnside & Silverdale AONB, ringed by coast and reserves.

4 km SE · Lancashire

Atmospheric limestone headland with an old copper-smelting chimney, looking across Morecambe Bay from Silverdale.

5.4 km S

A stone shelter of 1846 on the limestone top above Grange, with a rooftop viewing platform sweeping from the Langdales to Morecambe Bay.

6.1 km W

Elizabethan hall with world-famous topiary garden.

7.1 km NE

Handsome village around its priory church and a small racecourse, famous for sticky toffee pudding and the village square's food shops.

8 km W · Cumbria

Surviving priory church with a distinctive diagonal tower.

8.1 km W

Simon Rogan's farm-to-table flagship in a Cartmel village on the edge of the Lake District.

8.2 km W

One of Britain's smallest and most scenic National Hunt courses, set in meadows beside the priory village.

8.3 km W

A medieval pele tower with the National Trust's largest limestone rock garden and a national fern collection.

9.7 km NE

Medieval tower house with limestone rock garden.

9.7 km N

A short, fast Cumbrian river falling from the Kentmere fells through Staveley and Kendal to Morecambe Bay.

0.6 km NW · Cumbria

Family-run traditional pub in the heart of the Silverdale AONB.

4 km S

Roadside coaching inn at Witherslack on the edge of the Lyth, a comfortable stop between the Lakes and Morecambe Bay.

4.5 km NW

The lock-free coastal canal of the north-west, 41 miles on one level from Preston to Tewitfield with the sea often in view.

6.2 km SE · Lancashire & Cumbria

Roofless stone house of the 1300s beside Warton's church, built for the parish's wealthy rectors, with a great hall that also served as a courtroom.

7.7 km SE

A National Trust place in Cumbria.

8.1 km E