Activities at Sticklebarn and The Langdales
Dogs at Sticklebarn and The Langdales
Access all the information you need about visiting Sticklebarn pub and The Langdales with your faithful, four-legged friend.
Join our first ever Night Run at Sticklebarn
Join us for our first ever Night Run in Langdale on 10 March. Open to all abilities, the Night Run is a 7km traffic free route with challenging sections. Our Sticklebarn pub will be open late into the evening with hearty food, real ales and a roaring fire, so come make an evening of it.
An alternative Christmas in Langdale
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, with family, walks and all round good cheer. Gather the troops for a relaxed Christmas in the countryside…
Mickleden valley trail, Lake District
Discover the uninhabited valley of Mickleden on this easy walk along a level, stony track to the bottom of two ancient mountain passes.
- Easy
- 2 hours
- 3.8 miles (6.1km)
High Close tree trail
Follow this walking trail around the arboretum to discover some of the exotic conifer species we look after.
- Moderate
- 1 hour 30 mins
- 1.2 miles (1.9km)
Things to do with the kids this Easter in Langdale
On the hunt for things to do this Easter? Look no further, you and your family are going to have a hopping good time in Langdale.
Langdale cycle trail
This 11-mile cycle trail through Great Langdale valley has spectacular views and opportunities to stop for refreshments along the way.
- Moderate
- 1 hour 15 mins
- 11.0 miles (17.7km)
Sticklebarn Blea Tarn trail
This is a short, sedate walk, perfect for all seasons, ages and abilities. And with unforgettable and 100% Lake District views!
- Easy
- 1 hour
- 1.8 miles (2.85km)
Stickle Tarn trail
This trail is dominated by the unmistakable outline of the spectacular Langdale Pikes and takes in rock pools and dramatic waterfalls.
- Challenging
- 2 hours
- 1.9 miles (3.05km)
Access for all - with a little help from the Disabled Ramblers
We have a plan to significantly improve access for mobility-challenged visitors in Langdale by installing two all-terrain hydro-powered electric Trampers for people to borrow from Sticklebarn. We discussed this idea with the Disabled Ramblers group and they kindly agreed to come along for a ramble in Langdale and undertake an access audit for us.
What to do at Sticklebarn and The Langdales
Get out and explore The Langdales on foot, by bike or even by hand if you take on a bouldering challenge. Or soak in the majestic peaks and sit back and relax with a drink at Sticklebarn.
Roy Isherwood: Holding back the years in Langdale
Roy Isherwood volunteers in Langdale helping our Rangers with practical conservation tasks. This year, on 1 March, Roy turned 86. Find out why he thinks volunteering is keeping him young at heart.