Explore the idyllic village of Seatoller, a gateway to Borrowdale's stunning landscapes and historic trails
Seatoller, nestled in the beautiful Borrowdale Valley, is a charming hamlet located about seven miles south of Keswick.
This small settlement is the last village before the steep climb to Honister Pass, making it a key stop for those exploring the Lake District.
Seatoller is surrounded by lush broad-leaved woodlands and picturesque walled fields where Herdwick sheep graze, enhancing its serene and rustic appeal.
The village itself consists of a few old quarrymen’s cottages, a farmhouse, and some bed and breakfasts, providing a cosy and welcoming atmosphere for visitors.
Seatoller is a popular destination for walkers, especially those embarking on or finishing the second day of the famous Coast to Coast walk.
Seatoller is also a convenient starting point for various hiking trails. One notable route is the trail to Castle Crag, offering breath-taking views of the valley and Derwent Water.
This path takes hikers through ancient woodlands, across streams, and up to the historic war memorial at the summit of Castle Crag.
For those arriving by bus, Seatoller is well-served by The Borrowdale Bus 78 bus route from Keswick, and during the summer, The Honister Rambler 77/77A circular routes, which is known for its scenic beauty.
Whether you’re seeking adventure or tranquillity, Seatoller provides a perfect blend of natural beauty and historical charm, making it a must-visit destination in the Lake District.
