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Whelter Bottom

Valley in Westmorland Eden

England

Whelter Bottom

Speaking Crag and Haweswater
Speaking Crag and Haweswater Credit: Kevin Waterhouse

Whelter Bottom is a picturesque valley located in the county of Westmorland, England. Nestled within the beautiful Lake District National Park, this rural area is renowned for its idyllic countryside and stunning natural landscapes.

The valley is characterized by rolling green hills, meandering streams, and dense woodlands, providing a serene and tranquil atmosphere for visitors and residents alike. Whelter Bottom is particularly famous for its breathtaking views, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including red deer, wild birds, and rare plant species, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. The valley also boasts several walking trails and hiking routes, allowing visitors to explore its hidden gems and discover its natural wonders.

Whelter Bottom is dotted with charming traditional Cumbrian cottages, adding to the area's charm and authenticity. The local community is small but tight-knit, with a strong sense of community spirit and pride in their surroundings.

Although Whelter Bottom is predominantly a rural area, it is conveniently located near several towns and villages, providing easy access to amenities and services. The nearby town of Kendal offers a wide range of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions, ensuring that residents have everything they need within reach.

In summary, Whelter Bottom in Westmorland is a truly enchanting valley, brimming with natural beauty and offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Whether you are looking for outdoor adventures or simply seeking solace in nature, this hidden gem is sure to captivate and inspire.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.516193/-2.8278074 or Grid Reference NY4613. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Speaking Crag and Haweswater
Speaking Crag and Haweswater
Enigmatic kink in dry-stone wall
Enigmatic kink in dry-stone wall
On Raven Howe
On Raven Howe
View towards Whelter Crags on the east face of Low Raise
View towards Whelter Crags on the east face of Low Raise
Longgrain Beck
Longgrain Beck
Haweswater Reservoir Looking along the Easter shoreline of the Haweswater Reservoir
Haweswater Reservoir
Looking along the Easter shoreline of the Haweswater Reservoir
Tower in Haweswater Reservoir The crenellated feature is apparently a 'draw-off tower', presumably where water leaves the reservoir to begin its journey to Manchester. The view is from a path between the water surface and the valley road.
Tower in Haweswater Reservoir
The crenellated feature is apparently a 'draw-off tower', presumably where water leaves the reservoir to begin its journey to Manchester. The view is from a path between the water surface and the valley road.
Survey pillar above Haweswater The pillar is one of a number built for survey purposes during the construction of the Haweswater dam and its associated works; this one is close to a path crossing an area known as Mardale Banks.
Survey pillar above Haweswater
The pillar is one of a number built for survey purposes during the construction of the Haweswater dam and its associated works; this one is close to a path crossing an area known as Mardale Banks.
Slopes of valley of Measand Beck The near slopes fall from the vicinity of High Kop; those on the far side of the valley from the broad ridge descending towards Haweswater ultimately from High Raise.
Slopes of valley of Measand Beck
The near slopes fall from the vicinity of High Kop; those on the far side of the valley from the broad ridge descending towards Haweswater ultimately from High Raise.
On Measand End Looking back on the plod up towards High Raise
On Measand End
Looking back on the plod up towards High Raise
On Measand End Storm Doris left snow on the tops plus some sunshine and Cirrus clouds.
On Measand End
Storm Doris left snow on the tops plus some sunshine and Cirrus clouds.
On Measand End Slope levelling out as height is gained.
On Measand End
Slope levelling out as height is gained.
Animal Tracks On Long Grain, we followed them for a couple of miles up the track. May be Fox tracks.
Animal Tracks
On Long Grain, we followed them for a couple of miles up the track. May be Fox tracks.
On Long Grain Snow Deepening
On Long Grain
Snow Deepening
Cairn, Low Raise Some shelter from the bitter wind was given by the cairn
Cairn, Low Raise
Some shelter from the bitter wind was given by the cairn
On High Raise On the top
On High Raise
On the top
On High Raise Looking towards the Eastern fells
On High Raise
Looking towards the Eastern fells
Frozen Moss Buds The budding moss flowers have been visited by storm Doris
Frozen Moss Buds
The budding moss flowers have been visited by storm Doris
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Whelter Bottom is located at Grid Ref: NY4613 (Lat: 54.516193, Lng: -2.8278074)

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: Eden

Police Authority: Cumbria

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