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To Kirkstone Pass, Glenridding and Ullswater To Ambleside 1 mile River Rothay River Brathay Troutbeck To Coniston and Boating Centre To Hawkshead To Hawkshead and Grizedale To Kendal To Kendal To Lyth Valley To Grange-over-Sands and M6 To Grizedale and Barrow-in-Furness Steam Railway to Haverthwaite and the Motor Museum A593 A592 Low Wray Low Wood Watersports Centre YMCA High Dam Lakeside Red Nab Beech Hill Waterhead Bowness-on -Windermere B5 286 A591 A591 A50 74 A592 B5284 B5285 B 5284 B5360 A5074 A592 A590 A590 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Belle Isle Ferry House To Kendal | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Train to Kendal/Manchester 5hp To Hawkshead and Grizedale Bark Barn jetty Claife Heights Galava Roman Fort Windermere Miller Ground Brockhole on Windermere Blackwell Arts and Crafts House Park Cliffe Tower Wood Stott Park Bobbin Mill Outdoor Centre Aquarium Newby Bridge Ghyll Head Outdoor Centre Motor Boat Racing Club Storrs Temple Townend Pull Wyke Fell Foot Windermere Marina Village Rayrigg Meadow Troutbeck Royal Windermere Yacht Club Lake District Boat Club South Windermere Sailing Club Windermere Cruising Association N Windermere Lake 17km long (10.6) miles 1.6km at its widest (1 mile) 67m at its deepest (220 feet) 0 1 mile 1 kilometre Disposal point Drinking water Boat Registration Point Ferry Nab The Glebe Wray Castle This map is not to scale. If you are going for a walk take OS Explorer map 7. For great guided walks visit: lakedistrict.gov.uk/events Fairway buoy Organised racing buoy Danger buoy Reef marker Alpha flag Shown on a boat or buoy when diving or swimming taking place No liability can be claimed as a result of collision with unmarked dangers not shown on this map Ask for local guidance Walking Key Windermere YMCA jetty Café and shop Historic gardens Treetop Trek and Nets Events Boat and bike hire Mini golf Adventure playground Rawlinson Nab Lake Windermere Byelaws It is the responsibility of every lake user to read and understand the Lake Windermere Byelaws. Copies are available at the information centres, the Lake Wardens Office at Ferry Nab and at lakedistrict.gov.uk Power driven vessels must be registered before going on the lake. The 6 nautical mph speed limit zones apply to ALL craft and the 10 nautical mph applies to powered craft. Reporting byelaws offences If you wish to report an offence against the lake byelaws call the Lake Ranger Team on 0844 225 2922 (calls cost 3p per minute plus your phone company’s access charge) or email [email protected] Private shore – no launching or landing Public access shore – no launching or landing of powered craft Car ferry No powered craft between 1 March and 1 August Bike boat (seasonal) Public footpaths Wheelchair and buggy friendly routes Cycles allowed Steamer and launch piers and jetties Public jetty 2hrs max. waiting Speed limit – 6 nautical mph Speed limit – 10 nautical mph Speed limit buoy – flashing white light at night Wildlife area – please stay away from the shoreline Youth hostel Car park Information centre Toilets Showers Restaurants / café Fuel – LPG Diesel – Windermere Marina Village by appointment Paddle and dinghy training area Campsite Caravan site Toilet pump out facility Motor boat hire Sailing boat hire Rowing boat hire Canoe and kayak hire Bike hire Slipway Chandlery Passenger boat Swimming in bathing waters Holiday moorings (five short stay moorings at Waterhead) For more information on holiday moorings contact the Lake Wardens: T: 015394 42753 E: [email protected]

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Page 1: Windermere - VisitBritain...Wray Castle This map is not to scale. If you are going for a walk take OS Explorer map 7. For great guided walks visit: lakedistrict.gov.uk/events Fairway

To Kirkstone Pass, Glenridding and Ullswater

To Ambleside 1 mile River Rothay

River Brathay

Troutb

eck

To Conistonand Boating Centre

To Hawkshead

To Hawkshead

and Grizedale

To Kendal

To Kendal

To Lyth Valley

To Grange-over-Sands and M6

To Grizedale and Barrow-in-Furness

Steam Railway to Haverthwaiteand the Motor Museum

A593

A5

92Low Wray

Low Wood Watersports Centre

YMCA

High Dam

Lakeside

Red Nab

Beech Hill

Waterhead

Bowness-on-Windermere

B52

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A591

A591

A5

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A5

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B5284

B5285

B 5284

B5360

A5074

A59

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A590

A590

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Belle Isle

FerryHouse

To Kendal

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Train to Kendal/Manchester

5hp

To Hawksheadand Grizedale

Bark Barn jetty

Claife Heights

Galava Roman Fort

Windermere

Miller Ground

Brockholeon Windermere

Blackwell Artsand Crafts House

Park Cli�e

Tower Wood

Stott ParkBobbin Mill

Outdoor Centre

Aquarium

NewbyBridge

Ghyll HeadOutdoor Centre

Motor BoatRacing Club

Storrs Temple

Townend

Pull Wyke

Fell Foot

Windermere Marina Village

RayriggMeadow

Troutbeck

Royal Windermere Yacht Club

Lake District Boat Club

South Windermere Sailing Club

Windermere CruisingAssociation

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Windermere Lake17km long (10.6) miles1.6 km at its widest (1 mile)67m at its deepest (220 feet)

0 1 mile

1 kilometre

Disposal pointDrinking waterBoat Registration Point

Ferry Nab

The Glebe

WrayCastle

This map is not to scale. If you are going for a walk take OS Explorer map 7.For great guided walks visit: lakedistrict.gov.uk/events

Fairway buoy

Organised racing buoy

Danger buoy

Reef marker

Alpha flagShown on a boat or buoywhen diving or swimmingtaking place

No liability can be claimed as a result of collision with unmarked dangers not shown on this map

Ask for local guidance

Walking

Key

Windermere

YMCA jetty

Café and shopHistoric gardensTreetop Trek and NetsEventsBoat and bike hireMini golfAdventure playground

Rawlinson Nab

Lake Windermere ByelawsIt is the responsibility of every lake user to read and understand the Lake Windermere Byelaws. Copies are available at the information centres, the Lake Wardens O�ce at Ferry Nab and at lakedistrict.gov.uk

Power driven vessels must be registered before going on the lake.

The 6 nautical mph speed limit zones apply to ALL craft and the 10 nautical mph applies to powered craft.

Reporting byelaws o�encesIf you wish to report an o�ence against the lake byelaws call the Lake Ranger Team on 0844 225 2922 (calls cost 3p per minute plus your phone company’s access charge) or email [email protected]

Private shore – no launching or landing

Public access shore – no launching or landing of powered craft

Car ferry

No poweredcraft between1 March and 1 August

Bike boat (seasonal)

Public footpaths

Wheelchair and buggyfriendly routes

Cycles allowed

Steamer and launchpiers and jetties

Public jetty2hrs max. waiting

Speed limit – 6 nautical mph

Speed limit – 10 nautical mph

Speed limit buoy – flashing white light at night

Wildlife area – please stay away from the shoreline

Youth hostel

Car park

Information centre

Toilets

Showers

Restaurants / café

Fuel – LPG

Diesel – Windermere Marina Village by appointment

Paddle and dinghy training area

Campsite

Caravan site

Toilet pump out facility

Motor boat hire

Sailing boat hire

Rowing boat hire

Canoe and kayak hire

Bike hire

Slipway

Chandlery

Passenger boat

Swimming in bathing waters

Holiday moorings (five short stay moorings at Waterhead)

For more information on holiday moorings contact the Lake Wardens:T: 015394 42753 E: [email protected]

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