Eden Valley and North Pennines

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The Eden Valley is remarkably little known, but is visited time and again by those who have discovered it. The River rises in Mallerstang, and flows through the old market towns of Kirkby Stephen and Appleby. As it moves northward towards the sea at the Solway Firth beyond Carlisle, it becomes broader and slower, but has dramatic moments where sandstone cliffs plunge down to the water.
 
The Eden Valley lies between the North Pennines (an Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty) and the Lake District. To the south is the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and to the North lie Carlisle and Hadrian’s Wall.
 
Overview of the Eden Valley
 
Overview of the North Pennines
 

Eden Valley	North Pennines
Sunbiggin Tarn and Great Asby Scar Mallerstang Valley Nine Standards Stainmore Railway walk Old NER Smardale viaduct Pendragon Castle Kirkby Stephen Railway Heritage Centre Poetry Path Winton Park Gardens Appleby Appleby Tourist Information Centre Eden Valley Railway Rutter Force Druidical Judgement Seat Crackenthorpe Great Ormside Temple Sowerby Acorn Bank Acorn Bank Mill Winderwath Gardens Center Parcs Whinfell Forest Culgaith Kirkby Thore Dufton High Cup Nick Milburn Morland Cliburn Langwathby Langwathby Station Little Salkeld Little Salkeld Watermill Long Meg & Her Daughters Lacy’s Caves Kirkoswald Lazonby Armathwaite Settle-Carlisle Railway The River Eden The Pennine Way Lady Anne’s Way	Melmerby Hartside Pass Gamblesby Alston South Tynedale Railway Hartside Pass Garrigill Nenthead Brough Brough Castle Cow Green reservoir A686 car tour Orton and Tebay Orton Gamelands Stone Circle Tebay Tebay Services Crosby Ravensworth Black Dub Monument Maulds Meaburn Kings Meaburn Ravenstonedale
Other places of interest in the area.
Churches in the area.