
Lake DistrictPhoto Olga Lioncat / Pexels
Places to explore near Ravenglass StationRavenglass
Ravenglass Station sits inside the Lake District National Park. 52 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group.
Worth the tripnational icons and local highlights within reach
Also nearbygood places nearby, nearest first
Everything else within 10 km (38) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling
- River EhenRiver8.7 km NW
- Drigg CoastSSSI0.1 km W
- Ravenglass Roman fortRoman archaeological siteaccess unclear0.7 km S
- Drigg HolmeSSSIaccess unclear2.4 km NW
- Muncaster Fell - Hooker CragWainwright fell3.2 km NE
- Waberthwaite QuarrySSSIaccess unclear3.3 km SE
- Muncaster FellMarilyn3.7 km NE
- Hallsenna MoorNational Nature Reserve4.2 km NW
- Cropple How MireSSSI4.4 km E
- Santon BridgeVillage4.6 km NE
- Stone circle near StaintonStone circle5.6 km SE
- The Knott (Stainton Fell)Wainwright fell6 km E
- Irton PikeWainwright fell6.2 km NE
- Brantrake Moss & Devoke WaterSSSI6.3 km E
- White Pike (Birkby Fell)Wainwright fell6.6 km E
- SeascaleSwimming spot6.8 km NW
- Water Crag (Cumbria)Wainwright fell6.9 km E
- Seaton nunnerySite of a former nunneryaccess unclear6.9 km S
- Stainton PikeWainwright fell7.1 km E
- Milkingstead WoodSSSI7.1 km NE
- Woodend HeightWainwright fell7.2 km E
- YoadcastleWainwright fell7.2 km E
- The Gosforth Hall InnPub7.3 km N
- Buckbarrow BeckSSSI7.5 km SE
- Rough Crag (Birker Moor)Wainwright fell7.7 km E
- Greycroft stone circleStone circleaccess unclear7.8 km NW
- Seat How (Birker Moor)Wainwright fell8 km E
- AnnasideSSSI8.1 km S
- The Strands InnPub8.4 km NE
- Wasdale ScreesSSSI8.6 km NE
- Beckfoot QuarrySSSI8.7 km NE
- Hesk FellWainwright fell9.2 km E
- Stanley GhyllSSSI9.3 km E
- Whin Rigg (Wasdale)Wainwright9.6 km NE
- Miterdale Head WoodSSSI9.7 km NE
- Annaside and Gutterby BanksSSSIaccess unclear9.8 km S
- Nab Gill MineSSSI10 km NE
- The Brook House InnPub10 km NE
Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.