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New Tramper Site - Wray Castle National Trust

Feb 1, 2024
1 min read

Exciting news from the central Lake District. Wray Castle National Trust has a new Tramper and a fantastic route. The first booking slots are available from the 10th February 2024.



The Tramper can be booked for two hours at a time and is available twice a day at 10:00 and 13:30. The circular route takes you from the Castle, down to the beautiful shores of Windermere, past the boat house and back up, through woodland and pasture, to the Church. From here you return to the Castle with it's magnificent views towards the Langdale Pikes.


National Trust admission charges apply (admission free to National Trust members).


There is a café at Wray Castle for before or after your visit.


This is a really wonderful addition to Outdoor Mobility and we can't wait to get your feedback after you have used it.


You can see more details, the route map and book a session at www.outdoormobility.org/wray-castle






 
 
 

4 Comments


Frederick
Sep 11

It’s great to see Wray Castle offering a Tramper route, especially because the circular trail combines the castle, woodland, pasture, and views across Windermere. Accessibility like this can make a real difference in helping more people enjoy historic and natural spaces without feeling limited by mobility challenges. I also like that the route includes a café, making it easier to plan a comfortable visit around the experience. Small practical considerations matter when enjoying a day out, just as they do at home when reliable services such as water heater service are needed.

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It is fantastic to see Wray Castle added as a new Tramper site! This makes exploring the stunning grounds and lakeshore paths of this gothic revival castle much more accessible for everyone. It is a wonderful way to open up such a historic Lake District location for all to enjoy!

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