Places of Interest

s we have mentioned before, the Reivers Cycle Route travels through parts of the country with a quite unique history and much of this history can still be seen in the fortified churches, Pele towers and castles scattered along the route. More ancient history can also be seen in some of stone circles and remarkable geology on display for a more enthralling and edifying cycle ride.

n the tables below, we have tried to put together some of the main attractions that are easily accessible along the route. Please feel free to browse through the pages and make a note of visiting your favourites, should you choose to ride the Reivers Cycling Adventure.

he listings have been split into categories according to the counties in which the Reivers Route travels.

All Saints Church	Cockermouth	Map 7
Beacon Centre	Whitehaven	Map 7
Bew Castle	Bewcastle	Map 5
Carlisle Castle	Carlisle	Map 6
Carlisle Cathedral	Carlisle	Map 6
Cockermouth Castle	Cockermouth	Map 7
Helena Thompson Museum	Workington	Map 7
Kirkoswald Castle	Kirkoswald	Map 5

Lakeland Sheep & Wool Centre	Cockermouth	Map 7
Rose Castle	Dalston	Map 6
St Bega's Church	Bassenthwaite	Map 7
St Cuthbert's Church	Bewcastle	Map 5
St Micheal's Church	Burgh-by-Sands	Map 6
St Oswald's Church	Kirkoswald	Map 5
Trotters & Friends	Cockermouth	Map 7
Tullie House Museum	Carlisle	Map 6
Wordsworth House	Cockermouth	Map 7
Workington Hall	Workington	Map 7

This Northumbria section is currently still under construction, but for more information feel
free to contact Dave & Sue at the address shown below

Holiday Lakeland, Dale View, Ireby, Carlisle,
Cumbria CA5 1EA.
Tel: 016973 71871
Fax: on 016973 71960. Please include an evening & daytime telephone number.
E-mail: on hollake@aol.com