10 Best Things to See in Do in the Lake District's Seascale
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Located just north of Ravenglass, on the coast of Cumbria (but not part of the Lake District National Park), Seascale is small Victorian seaside resort that is one of the most charming coastal towns in the area. There’s plenty to see and do here, making it the ideal location for a relaxing weekend getaway. If you find yourself in the area, here are the 10 best things to see and do.
Walk on a Victorian jetty
Seascale’s Victorian wooden jetty was reinstated to mark the millennium, providing a focal point to the coastline of the town. Locals and visitors flock to the jetty, particularly during the warmer months for fishing, wind surfing and water-skiing. It’s also a pleasant place to stroll along at any time of year, especially during sunrise and sunset.
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Try to catch crabs
There are several places along the coastline, including Seascale itself, where it is possible to hunt for crabs in the rock pools. Children and adults alike will enjoy searching through the rock pools to find crabs of all shapes and sizes. Take a fishing net and a bucket to allow yourself a closer look, but make sure you put the crabs back in the water safely afterwards.
Go for a walk in the Lake District
Seascale is located right at the edge of the Lake District National Park, making it the ideal base for walking in the fells. Why not try out one of the Wainwright routes, or attempt to conquer the tallest mountain in England, Scafell Pike? There are also plenty of low level walks that are accessible to everyone, regardless of experience.
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