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Greenah Bed and Breakfast
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Matterdale

Greenah Bed and Breakfast

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54.616°N, 2.909°W
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The first light over Matterdale hits the fells in layers — gold on grey stone, then green all the way down to the valley floor, where Greenah sits tucked into the landscape like it's always been there.

This is a spot for walkers who want a proper bed after a day on Helvellyn or the Dodds, couples chasing a quieter corner of the Lakes, and anyone drawn to the eastern fells where the crowds thin out. The main offering is B&B rooms in the guest house itself, though there's a camping pod if you fancy something a bit more outdoorsy without quite committing to canvas. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you've got one in tow.

It's open year round, which tells you something about the kind of hardy, no-fuss welcome you'll get. Campfires need checking on arrival — probably depends on the season and the ground. The vibe here is honest Lakes hospitality: warm, practical, and rooted in the rhythms of the fells. Not flashy, just solid.

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Weather Outlook
Current Conditions
17°C
Partly cloudy
15 mph
73%
7-Day Outlook
Today
17° / 11°
2%
Sat
17° / 12°
100%
Sun
16° / 12°
100%
Mon
17° / 11°
74%
Tue
20° / 14°
89%
Wed
20° / 14°
71%
Thu
19° / 11°
37%
Source: Open-Meteo · Updated hourly
Walks Nearby

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9 routes found via OpenStreetMap

Aira Force and Gowbarrow Park Trail, Ullswater Valley

Follows well-maintained National Trust paths through ancient woodland to the spectacular 65-foot Aira Force waterfall, then climbs moderately through Gowbarrow Park for sweeping Ullswater views. Steady ascent with stone steps near the falls; not buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The dramatic cascade and lakeland panoramas make this a Lake District classic, ideal for families with older children seeking woodland atmosphere and rewarding valley vistas.

Dogs welcomeHiking routeLocal network
3.98 km from campsite
Route length: 7.2 km
Operator: National Trust
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The Ullswater Way

Circles England's second-most beautiful lake (locals insist it's first) across 20 miles of varied terrain—lakeside flats, woodland climbs, and open fells with proper ascents in places. Best tackled in sections rather than one go with little ones; buggies won't manage the rougher stretches. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. Rewards you with constantly changing views of shimmering water, distant peaks, and historic steamers chugging past, plus proper Lakeland pubs at strategic inter

Hiking routeLocal network
5.02 km from campsite

Ullswater Way - Dalemain Loop

Loops through rolling parkland and woodland around the historic Dalemain Estate with gentle to moderate inclines and well-maintained paths. Suitable for families with older children who can manage a few miles, though some sections may be uneven for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and the estate grounds. Delivers lovely Ullswater views, glimpses of the Georgian mansion, and a peaceful taste of Lakeland scenery without the crowds of busier fells.

Hiking routeLocal network
5.55 km from campsite
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Aira Force to Glencoyne Trail, Ullswater Valley

Climbs steadily through ancient woodland alongside Aira Force waterfall before levelling out along Ullswater's quieter western shore to Glencoyne Bay. Moderate incline with stone steps near the falls makes it unsuitable for buggies, though manageable for steady walkers aged 6+. Dogs welcome on leads (National Trust site). The dramatic 65-foot cascade and lakeside views deliver classic Lake District scenery in under 2km—perfect for a morning stretch before lunch at the campsite.

Dogs welcomeWalking routeLocal network
5.8 km from campsite
Route length: 1.9 km
Operator: National Trust
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Aira Force Glencoyne Farm Trail, Ullswater Valley

Loops from Glencoyne Farm through ancient woodland to Aira Force waterfall via National Trust paths. Moderate terrain with steep sections near the falls and stepped viewing platforms—not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads throughout. The 65-foot cascade is spectacular year-round, plus you'll pass Wordsworth's daffodil fields and enjoy stunning Ullswater views along well-maintained trails.

Walking routeLocal network
7.07 km from campsite
Route length: 4.8 km
Operator: National Trust
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