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                           Glenridding is
                          a scenic peaceful small Village at the
                          south side of Ullswater Lake, in the
                          Lake
                          District National Park in England,
                          about 12 miles southwest of the M6 at
                          Penrith. 
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                          The Village is popular for the
                          Ullswater
                          Steamers that run between the Pier at
                          Glenridding and the Pier at Pooley
                          Bridge, 8 miles northeast. Map. 
                          Donald Campbell broke the World Water
                          Speed Record on Ullswater Lake on the
                          23rd July 1955, in the Jet powered
                          Bluebird
                          K7. The Measured Mile, one run in
                          each direction, saw him set a new World
                          Record with an average speed of 202
                          mph. 
                          Glenridding
                          Sailing Centre offers a wide range of
                          Boats and Canoes for Hire, Tuition is
                          also available, or you can take your own
                          Boat and use their Facilities for a Small
                          Fee. 
                          St. Patrick's
                          Boat Landing has Self-Drive Motor
                          Boats, Self-Drive Fishing Boats, Rowing
                          Boats, and Mountain Bikes. 
                          There are a number of popular Camping
                          Sites around Glenridding and Ullswater
                          Lake. 
                          The area is popular with Hikers &
                          Walkers as there are Walks and Hikes from
                          Scenic Glens, to 3,000ft Mountains. 
                          Many Hikers come here to do the
                          Helvellyn Hike
                          along the nerve testing Striding Edge.
                          Helvellyn at 3,116ft or 950m, is the
                          third highest Mountain in England. 
                          There are a number of other
                          substantial peaks that can be taken on
                          the way out or back. There is also a
                          steadier and safer route to
                          Helvellyn. 
                          The Walk out the Glen to Red Tarn
                          water, at the foot of Helvellyn, is
                          really popular, with amazing views up to
                          Striding Edge, Swirral Edge, and
                          Helvellyn. 
                          The 2,155ft Place
                          Fell, across the Lake from
                          Glenridding Pier, is also a popular hike,
                          with great views over Glenridding. 
                          Glenridding has 2 Hotels, both with
                          views over the Lake and welcome non
                          residents for Drinks and Meals. There are
                          also a few Cafe's about the Village, and
                          the The Travelers
                          Rest, a traditional Pub popular with
                          Hill Walkers. There are a number of other
                          Hotels in the countryside around
                          Glenridding. 
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                          District with Attractions, Golf Courses,
                          Historic Houses, Castles, and Mountains
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