The Hidden Places of the Lake District and Cumbria [Paperback]

'It is particularly enjoyable because of its easy narrative style that does not prevent it from packing in a lot of information. It remains a useful addition to a guide book collection, for local people as well as visitors' - The Westmorland Gazette 'Easy to read facts on the more interesting and unusual aspects of each town and village visited with clear directions to places and easy to use locator maps' - Grange Now 'It's a wonderful and useful book. They've listed all the popular tourist spots with clarity and detail. Its well laid out in full colour and is comprehensively indexed. The writing is sharp and concise. This is a must-have publication for locals and tourists' - Whitehaven News --Previous Edition

This is the 9th edition of the very popular Hidden Places of the Lake District and Cumbria. The editorial content has been fully updated in this very attractive easy-to-use travel guide. The book is printed in full colour and includes detailed directional maps and eye catching photographs. It is packed with interesting places to stay, eat and drink, full details of which are contained in a handy separate section.

The Lake District is renowned for its impressive mountain
scenery but is also offers visitors green rolling hills, fast flowing
rivers, deep lush forests and of course the enchanting and lanquid lakes.
The delightful county of Cumbria, in which the Lake District resides, is
England's second largest county, but surprisingly has a relatively small
population of only 490,000 people which is only slightly more numerous than
the city of Leeds. Apart from the Lake District, visitors to Cumbria will
also find gentle moorland, craggy coastal headlands and scattered woodlands
as well as a fascinating history and cultural heritage. --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.

Kate Daniel is a poet and writer based in South Devon. She achieved BA Hons Creative Writing from the University of Gloucestershire in Cheltenham; her dissertation for which was selected to be displayed in the university archives. She has been published in several journals, including a large sum of work in several collections from the Bristol-based Blue Chrome Publishing. Kate has an on-going interest in coastal and nature conservation, and also in tourism as a means of preserving and sustaining local communities.