Welcome to an exciting indoor cycling adventure through the breathtaking Lake District, one of England’s most scenic national parks. Our ride begins in the tranquil Eskdale and Corney Fell areas, tucked away in the southwestern corner of the region. Here, you’ll cycle through rolling hills and expansive moorlands, immersing yourself in the peaceful beauty of the Lake District’s lesser-known gems.
As you ride north, the landscape gradually opens up, revealing stunning views. Passing through the charming hamlets of Broad Oak and Birkby, you’ll get a taste of traditional Lake District life with its stone cottages, lush fields, and grazing sheep—a true escape into the idyllic countryside.
The path soon leads you alongside the River Esk, where its crystal-clear waters carve through dramatic hills and verdant woodlands. This section of the ride offers captivating scenery, as the vibrant greens of the trees contrast with the deep blues of the river, creating a picturesque and calming atmosphere.
Continuing into the Eskdale Valley, the terrain becomes more challenging as you tackle rolling hills, but the effort is rewarded with panoramic views of the fells. This broad, open valley offers a sense of seclusion and untouched nature, perfect for a truly immersive cycling experience.
As you approach Santon Bridge, the landscape transitions to more pastoral scenes, with the historic stone bridge providing a picturesque pause. Known for its quirky ‘World’s Biggest Liar’ competition, the village adds a bit of local charm to your journey.
The final stretch takes you through Nether Wasdale, a peaceful village that marks the gateway to the stunning Wast Water. Descending toward this dramatic glacial lake, you’ll be awed by views of towering peaks like Illgill Head, Kirk Fell, Great Gable, and Great End. These imposing mountains create an unforgettable backdrop to the deep, dark waters of Wast Water, leaving you with a lasting impression of the natural splendor of the Lake District.
Cycling along the shores of Wast Water, the steep scree slopes of Illgill Head drop sharply into the lake, and the distant peaks provide a breathtaking panorama. This is the perfect way to conclude your journey—surrounded by the raw, powerful beauty of the Lake District, a landscape that will stay with you long after the ride ends.








