Caldbeck
Situated on the northern edge of the Lake District, 6 miles from Wigton lies the small village of Caldbeck. Surrounded by stunning countryside and breathtaking mountains the village is a popular place for walkers and climbers wishing to take advantage of the many fell walking routes which begin here. The village is very popular with visitors from all over the world. There is a village green known as Ratton Row and an ancient church which houses the grave of the infamous John Peel. The village pond and picturesque river lead up to the Howk, with its stunning waterfalls and ruins of the old Bobbin Mill which was once an important part of village life and adds to visitor interest and the traditional village atmosphere.
Caldbeck is...
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