Top 9 Things to do Good for Couples in Ulverston, England

Gummer's How is easy to reach via the A590, turning onto the A592 at Newby Bridge, and then right onto Fell Foot Brow. Continue to drive or cycle up the incredibly steep hill until you reach the car park at Gummer's How. There are also several laybys where you can sensibly leave your car. You can probably do without a map for the basic walk, but if you have an OS map, the grid ref for the start is SD 390 877, height 681ft. If you go off the main path onto the myriad of smaller paths, we would definitely recommend a map. Start by taking the footpath northwards, signposted Gummer's How. Almost immediately you will be rewarded with magnificent views of the lake. The path is a little bit challenging, but straightforward if you're reasonably fit and wearing sensible walking shoes. Grid ref for the summit is SD 390 884, height 1034ft. At the top there is a trig point, and some fabulous views of Windermere. Total length of the walk, there and back, is about 1.2 miles.

C-19 update WE ARE OPEN FOR BIKE HIRE FROM 29th APRIL 2021. Bookings can still be made for the 30th April onwards into Spring, Summer and Autumn 2021. We are bike hire specialising in a range of top end road bikes and MTN bikes such as Titanium Enigma and Carbon Trek Madone road bikes, coupled with an extensive portfolio of E-Bikes, all terrain gravel bikes, Hybrid leisure bikes, children's bikes and buggies. Prior booking of hire bikes is essential to ensure availability and for Covid protocols.The bike hire can also be coupled with guided adventure rides in the Lake District on or off road . Prior booking is essential. Cumbria and North Lancashire agents for New Enigma road , gravel bikes and Hunt wheels. New bikes in stock in a range of sizes and models of Enigma Titanium framed road and Titanium Hard tail MTN bikes to ride in the Lake District and at home.

From Garden Shed to Old Calf Shed: Ulverston's one and only multi award-winning Gin Distillery. Open to Social Bubble Gin Experiences: Make Your Own Gin, Make Your Own Bath Tub Gin, Afternoon G&Teas, Gin Tours & Tastings. Booking essential so please call Zoe to chat through all your options. We are also Ulverston's unique Wedding Venue! For all you lovers of gin, you can tie the knot among the gin stills or in our stylish bar! COVID: At this time The Shed is not open to the public. We continue to follow guidelines and will reopen when safe to do so. In the meantime, our ONLINE SHOP is open, we offer LOCAL DELIVERY and FREE NATIONWIDE DELIVERY. Our ONLINE GIN TASTINGS are proving very popular and sell out quickly.

Cumbria crystal is one of the last remaining producers of hand-blown and hand-cut lead English crystal. We only use traditional glass making methods and our small team of highly skilled artisans are committed to making our crystal of both traditional & contemporary designs. The factory lies at the edge of the lake district where visitors can watch the mastery of the art of making exceptional crystal. You can see our skilled artisans working Monday to Friday 9am - 4.30pm and glass blowing experiences are available Saturday to Wednesday 9am - 5pm (Sunday 10am - 4pm), pre-booking is advised via our website.

A shop filled with a great selection of non-supermarket wine, boutique beer, gifts, cheese, hampers and cigars.

Now open in our new location. We have a vastly improved exhibition area for you to learn about the life and work of Stan Laurel, with many information boards, personal items and pictures to see. Our cinema area can accommodate around 30 people, showing films and documentaries all day. This is the first phase of our expansion plans with new things being added all the time. The Laurel and Hardy Museum in Ulverston began as the private collection of Bill Cubin, a lifelong fan. Now being run by his grandson, we hope to entertain and inform you about the worlds' best loved double act. New display recently opened. The museum began life as private collection, a wonderful jumble of memorabilia. Our new display attempts to recreate that feeling. A small room packed to the gills with pictures, statues, mugs, records, anything and everything to do with The Boys.