Langdale encourages car free activities by providing relevant information for guests and visitors along with secure car parking for while guests are off site

There are many car free activities and off site in close proximity to Langdale. Contact the Spa reception for more details. There is a public bus service which stops outside the resort, timetable available from reception.

Fresh Air is Free Campaign

Langdale works with partners such as Jennings and Friends of the Lake District to encourage use of public transport -

The nearest bus stop is at the entrance to the resort timetable available from reception. Nearest train station is Windermere

Cumbria County Council Public Transport

Traveline - Bus Routes

Langdale is situated in an area suitable for walking and cycling and supports and visitors in undertaking this activity with information and advice

Information on walks and cycle routes is available from the Spa Reception or online.

information on cycle hire and routes is available from the Spa Reception or online.

Information on cycle hire and routes is available from the the Spa Reception or online.

Langdale supports organisations such as Langdale and Ambleside Mountain rescue team and raises funds for footpath repair and maintenance. More information.

www.ctc.org.uk
www.bikeforall.net
www.ramblers.org.uk
www.lamrt.org.uk

Cycle storage is not available on site

Please contact us to discuss the best way to safely accommodate bicycles during your stay

Coach parking is available at Langdale please contact the Group Travel Co-ordinator jackie@langdale.co.uk - 015394 38024

If you are bringing a group to Langdale we offer coach parking. Please contact us for more details.

A staff bus service is available from Workington and Kendal. Other members of staff are encouraged to car share and we participate in the Cycle to Work Scheme.

All company vehicles are sourced with fuel efficiency and longevity in mind wherever practical.

Langdale has an active carbon management plan and the results can be viewed online -
Carbon Management Plan

As part of Langdale's commitment to preserve the cultural heritage of the site information is provided at numerous locations including in the guest information in every room.

The heritage of the site is actively promoted on and off line with a Gunpowder Walk and information about the Estate's History. Langdale support the Kurt Schwitters project and the Amitt Trust

Langdale works with numerous local attractions and events to promote their activities through leaflets and the website

Details of local cultural attractions can be obtained on site from the Gateway reception or online at www.golakes.co.uk

Langdale supports local cultural events such as the Langdale Gala and Coniston Show, Langdale Marathon through attendance and marketing services.

Details of local cultural events and festivals can be obtained on site from the Gateway reception or online at www.golakes.co.uk

Due to its location Langdale is in close proximity to a number of natural attractions and works with a number of partners to support and promote these attractions

Nature related attractions are available on site with a Nature Trail, details are available at reception or online. Off site there are many nature related attractions see www.nationaltrust.org.uk
www.cumbriawildlifetrust.org.uk

Langdale promotes natural heritage on site and supports local partners who preserve and promote natural heritage such as the National Park Authority, Friends of the Lake District, The National Trust and many more.

Natural heritage related attractions are available on site with a Nature Trail and gunpowder walks details are available at reception or online. Off site there are many nature related attractions see www.nationaltrust.org.uk
www.cumbriawildlifetrust.org.uk

Langdale asks guests to log sightings of a variety of wildlife. Results are collated to assist with nature conservation. The Nature Diary is available from Gateway, Spa and main reception in a Nature Diary.

During your visit please take the time to complete the Nature Diary and assist us in preserving and enhancing Langdale's nature conservation

We have a native tree planting policy.

We have recently planted 2 new native hedges and 100 trees at Birch Wood.

Due to its location and size the Langdale Estate is home to a variety of wildlife habitat and actively promotes their preservation and enhancement.

Birch Wood is actively preserved as a wildlife refuge as well as a facility for visitors to engage with wildlife

The Nature Trail which is maintained at Birch Wood and is home to a number of wildlife refuges details are available from reception or online -
Nature Trail

We are committed to maintaining the balance between development and preservations is

Some of the buildings at Langdale date back to the time when much of the estate was a gunpowder factory. The Gunpowder Walk is a fascinating way to see how some of the existing buildings have been converted. Details are available from reception or online.
Gunpowder Walk

Langdale has a responsibility to residents and visitors to the Langdale Valley to minimise light pollution and we are bound by strict planning regulations.
Environmental Policy

The management of Light pollution is an important part of Langdale commitment limit impact to the local environment.

Langdale held the first-of-its-kind Dark Sky event.

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Information on accessibility to nature is available from reception and online.

The location of Langdale in the Great Langdale Valley offers excellent accessibility to nature and this is enhanced on site by the creation and maintenance of a nature trail