Troutbeck Heritage Snapshot
Motorists speeding along the busy A66 through Troutbeck may not realize they are following in the footseps of Roman legionaries. The A66 cuts across one corner of a Roman fort, called with great imagination 'Troutbeck 1'. The camp, which is now only recognizable as earthwork mounds, encloses an area of 10 acres (.4 hectares) and once guarded the Roman road from Penrith to Ambleside. Local History
Beneath the rugged fells of Troutbeck Valley, just outside Windermere and Ambleside in the English Lake District, lies The Mortal Man. An established traditional Lake District Inn since 1689, it resides over the wonderous panoramic views of Lakeland mountains that have captivated the great minds through the centuries.Today, under new … more >> Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: Guest Accommodation From:£35.00
The Troutbeck Inn, in the quiet hamlet of Troutbeck, was once the Station Hotel when the railway was still operating between Penrith and the west coast. It is now a 4 Star Country Inn with Cottages. There are 7 newly refurbished ensuite bedrooms including doubles, twin, family and single plus … more >> Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: Inn From:£40.00
Welcome to Netherdene, our country house bed and breakfast set in its own beautiful garden in the English Lake District National Park. Netherdene hasbeen welcoming guests through its doors f or many years and would like to extend a warm welcome to guests old and new. Located in the hamlet … more >> Accommodation Rating: Accommodation Type: Bed and Breakfast From:£30.00
