Latest Events in Arnside(March Updated)

We're walking one of the most popular routes in the National Landscape, taking a trip to the fairy steps. Local legend says if you can make it up the narrow ravine without touching the sides the fairies will grant you a wish! This route follows the old coffin route from Arnside to Beetham, and we'll point out various features of historic interest along the way. This 11.5km route is of moderate difficulty, using paths with uneven ground, inclines and several stiles. The route includes several steep inclines. The walk will last for approx. 4-5 hours. There will be an opportunity to break for lunch in Beetham, and the walk will finish near Arnside Promenade, where there are shops, cafes and toilets. Please bring: suitable clothing, including layers and a waterproof jacket water / drinks food (either snacks for energy or a pack up) - and remember to have a big breakfast! sunscreen (if sunny) walking boots spare socks (just in case) a phone walking poles (if usually used) This route includes some sections with cattle grazing, therefore we ask that you do not bring dogs on this walk. An e-mail with details about meeting points and other information will be sent out prior to the event. We're meeting at the National Landscape Office at Arnside Railway Station, and we'd like to encourage as many people as possible to attend by train. This is a joint Arnside/Silverdale Landscape Trust and Arnside & Silverdale National Landscape event. This event is free for Landscape Trust members - membership costs just £15 a year. Find out how to sign up here: https://www. arnsidesilverdaleaonb.org.uk/ get-involved/landscape-trust/ how-to-join/ Places must be pre-booked - if you are unable to book via Eventbrite contact us direct on bookings@landscapetrust.org.uk or 01524 761034. Information Source: Arnside / Silverdale Landscape Trust | eventbrite

Michael Wilson is the present, and 26th, 'Guide Over the Sands'. He was appointed in 2019 and is referred to as, 'The King's Guide to the Sands'. The previous Guide, Cedric Robinson, famously referred to the cross bay route as, "the most dangerous highway in Britain". The walk is between 5.5 and 8 miles (depending upon the safest route) and is a unique and uplifting experience. Join Paddlers for Life Windermere members and supporters as Michael and his team of Marshalls guide us safely over the tidal sands and mud flats of Morecambe Bay. Walking across the sands and mudflats of Morecambe Bay is a unique adventure. Being in that wide open space with panoramic views of Lakeland Fells is a beautiful and uplifting experience. More information about the Arnside to Grange Morecambe Bay crossing. Information Source: Nick Harrison | eventbrite

This retreat is located in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Arnside and Silverdale are right on the coast with views of the Lake District mountains. The environs of the retreat center are quite simply stunning. The retreat center itself is a huge Victorian house, newly refurbished to a beautiful standard. The bedrooms are beautiful and comfortable and there are 5 bathrooms in total. The aim of the retreat is to use the beauty of nature combined with an intensive meditation schedule tio achieve a blissful state of inner peace by the time you leave. Information Source: Katherine Beaumont | eventbrite