The Brook House Inn

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The Brook House Inn sits in Boot, a well-kept Eskdale inn known for its ales and generous plates of food. It’s an easy stroll up the valley from the terminus of the Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway, and makes a comfortable base with rooms for exploring the quiet eastern dales. Ravenglass, about 10km down the coast, is the nearest mainline station.

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