Hello to the readers of Cumbria Life!
If you spotted our front-cover feature in June’s Cumbria Life, welcome! We are absolutely thrilled to have been included, and so grateful for the chance to share our mission.
It was so exciting to see the charity on the newstands. So if that article got you inspired for a day out in the great outdoors, you're in the right place. Our fleet of Trampers are ready to help!
Whether it's a day out in the woods, by the lakeside, watching a waterfall or exploring formal gardens - we have lots of routes to tempt you. Take a look at our venues here.
Who knows? Perhaps you'll become one of our 'Tramper baggers', who travel around our sites to try as many as they can. Or maybe you'll find a lovely local spot that you can return to again and again.
We want as many people as possible to know about our work - and to enjoy the outdoors together. So however you found us, please take heed of the last words of the article: "please tell your friends!" Let this be the summer of adventure!
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