Experience the stunning views and natural serenity of Calfclose Bay, a perfect picnic spot in the Lake District
Calfclose Bay, located on the eastern shore of Derwentwater in the Lake District, offers breath-taking views and tranquil surroundings ideal for picnics and leisurely walks.
This picturesque bay is a part of several well-marked walking routes starting from Keswick, making it accessible and enjoyable for visitors of all ages.
The area features a range of trails, from the short and pushchair-friendly 0.5-mile circuit to the longer 2.75-mile Lakeside Amble, which includes the notable Centenary Stone sculpture.
The bay provides undisturbed vistas of Catbells and the Jaws of Borrowdale, making it a popular spot for nature enthusiasts and photographers.
For those looking to explore the bay, it can be easily reached by a short 30-minute walk from Keswick or by taking a lake cruise with Keswick Launch Co. Stops at Ashness Gate and Keswick Boat Landings offer convenient access to this scenic location.
The bay is also part of inclusive ramble events, organized by the National Trust, that cater to visitors using off-road mobility equipment, ensuring everyone can enjoy the natural beauty of the area.
Whether you're looking to hike, have a peaceful picnic, or simply enjoy the serene views of Derwentwater and the surrounding fells, Calfclose Bay is an idyllic destination in the Lake District.
For more information, you can visit Keswick Launch Co. and Lake District Hotels (Keswick).
