GETTING AROUND
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Travelling Around
By Car
Roads in parts of the Lake District can be narrower than visitors maybe used to. Travel carefully, and if not in a hurry show consideration to local traffic by pulling over to let vehicles by. Traffic flow outside the peak periods is low, and most of the main attractions/scenic sites are served by car parking.
Why not give the driver a rest and use public transport, or try one of our car free days.
Windermere Ferry - which operates between Bowness and Far Sawrey
https://cumbria.gov.uk/roads-transport/highways-pavements/windermereferry.asp
Service Status - Windermere Ferry Twitter Account
https://twitter.com/windermereferry?lang=en
Taxi
8 and 14 SEATER TAXI AVAILABLE FROM HAWKSHEAD TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE PLEASE CALL 015394 36946 TO BOOK 07973695253
Bus
https://www.stagecoachbus.com/plan-a-journey
554, 555, 556 Lakes link
This service runs from Lancaster to Carlisle via Kendal, Windermere railway station, Ambleside.
505 Kendal-Ambleside-Hawkshead-Coniston
Daily service from Hawkshead. Time Table (as above except /service505……)
525 Cross Lakes Shuttle
The Cross Lakes Shuttle provides a seasonal bus link between Bowness, Sawrey, Hawkshead, Coniston and Grizedale; you can even take your bike on the bus!
Time Table (as per 505 link)
Mountain Goat Tours
https://www.mountain-goat.com/
Tours to places other public transport does not go to.