Ullswater ‘Steamers’ - An award winning environmental accredited Lake District attraction
Next stop: Pooley Bridge Pier
Next stop: Pooley Bridge Pier
The pretty Lakeland village of Pooley Bridge was once an important fishing trading area with its origins dating back to 16th Century.
The start of the famous lakeshore walk to Glenridding and gateway to the valley of Martindale, home to the only wild Red Deer herd in the UK.
A former mining village and gateway to Helvellyn, England’s third highest mountain, and now linked by a new footpath to National Trust Aira Force Waterfall.
The latest pier connecting National Trust waterfall Aira Force and the Ullswater Way paths to both Glenridding and Pooley Bridge. Look out for Red Squirrels and Wordsworth’s famous daffodils at Glencoyne Bay. New for 2017, our round the lake service will be calling in at Aira Force on the lilac and red timetables (please note first and last boats each day only). View our timetable.
Ullswater ‘Steamers’ have five heritage vessels in service available to hire for private charters, suitable for celebrations and corporate entertainment. Group rates apply to prebooked groups of ten or more persons. Please visit our private charter and group pages for more information on fares, itinerary ideas and brochures.