08/12/2025 10 min read
Welcome to the first edition of our 'Explore Eden' newsletter. We've put together lots of ideas to help you to explore the Eden river catchment throughout the winter months.
Spanning the lakes and mountains around Ullswater, the moorlands around the North Pennines, through the rolling countryside of the Eden Valley and onto Carlisle and beyond to the Solway Firth, there are a wealth of natural habitats to enjoy and a rich cultural history to explore.
Spanning the lakes and mountains around Ullswater, the moorlands around the North Pennines, through the rolling countryside of the Eden Valley and onto Carlisle and beyond to the Solway Firth, there are a wealth of natural habitats to enjoy and a rich cultural history to explore.
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