Across the Solway Firth lies Scotland’s most southern reaches with enchanting seascapes conjuring images of wilderness close at hand. Across the Irish Sea you’ll find the Isle of Man staring back, its commanding summit, Snaefell, forms a perfect peak to scrape the sky, whilst inland, Cumbria’s fells rise to encircle you with far off mountainous landscapes.
Coastal wildlife
All along this coast you’ll find wildlife a plenty, thanks to the low nutrient soils caused by past mining and land left fallow with the decline in industrial activity. There are plenty of habitats and niches to exploit such as St Bees Head cliffs where seabirds nest by the thousands, and England’s only nesting colony of Black Guillemots meet annually.