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Kirkby Stephen East Heritage Centre - visit the old station with its vintage locomotives, carriages and railway memorabilia
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Stenkrith Park is where the River Eden drops into a gorge known as Coopkarnel/Coop Kernan Hole (or the Devil’s Mustard Mill!) and is crossed by the spectacular Millennium Bridge
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Jubilee Park has rare species of plants and trees and an award-winning summer house
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Acoustic Tearoom at The Masonic Hall - monthly entertainment
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Brough Castle (English Heritage) - one of the oldest Norman keeps in Britain, castle built inside old Roman fort, Verterae
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Brough Castle Farm Ice Cream Parlour - taste a variety of ice creams
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Ruins of 12th century Pendragon Castle, Mallerstang are associated with Uther Pendragon, Father of King Arthur
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Wild Boar Fell, Mallerstang - legend has it that the last wild boar in England was killed here in 1409
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Cumbria Wildlife Trust Nature Reserves at Argill Woods, Augill Pasture and Waitby Greenriggs
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Ewbank Scar (Site of Special Scientific Interest), a favourite Victorian beauty spot
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Cumbria Classic Coaches - enjoy a classic day out in a vintage bus
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17th Century Frank's Bridge, thought to be named after local brewer, Francis Birkbeck
