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	Ullswater - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ullswater is the second largest lake in the English Lake District, being approximately 9 miles (14.5 kilometres) long and 0.75 miles (1200 metres) wide with an average depth of around 200 feet (60 metres).
		The village of Pooley Bridge is at the northern extremity of the lake.
		Ullswater was the scene of the death of three youths from Wolverhampton on 23 September 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ullswater (835 words)

	BBC - Hands on Nature - Ullswater and Haweswater
		The Ullswater area retains much of its wilderness charm with its lakes, mountains, and picturesque towns, in spite of the thousands of tourists which visit the area.
		Ullswater and Haweswater are both located in the northern Lakes, and both provide a wildlife paradise for nature lovers.
		The hills around Ullswater have been sculpted by the great forces of nature particularly during the period when Britain was emerging from the grip of the last Ice Age.
	www.bbc.co.uk /handsonnature/rambling/ullswater.shtml (946 words)

	Places to Visit & Hotel Accommodation Near Ullswater, Lake District: Appleby Manor Hotel
		Ullswater is the second largest lake in the English Lake District and is arguably one of the most beautiful of all the Lakes.
		Ullswater has a picture postcard backdrop, surrounded by magnificent mountains of the Lake District, lush green fields and woodlands all magnificently reflected in the glassy water of Ullswater.
		Ullswater offers visitors an array of outdoor holiday activities from sailing, windsurfing, fishing, rock climbing or walking in the surrounding Lakeland mountains - whether a short walk or a more strenuous challenging fell walk there is something to suit all levels of abilities.
	www.applebymanor.co.uk /lake_district_About_The_Area_Ullswater.htm (517 words)

	Tempest Nationals Report - Ullswater Yacht Club
		The late May bank holiday weekend saw fourteen Tempests at Ullswater for their National Championships which was run in conjunction with the Mirror Northern Area Championships.
		Jonathan Modral (GBR 1161) and his father, Ian, crewed by Robin Higgens in GBR 1114 (Ullswater YC) were judged by the race officer to have tied for first place.
		Ullswater YC put on an excellent event, with good courses and well organised races, shoreline management, and catering.
	www.ullswateryachtclub.org /news-read.asp?NewsID=57 (769 words)

	BBC - Hands on Nature - Ullswater and Haweswater access
		The Lake District is one of the most spectacular landscapes in Britain, idealised by Victorian poets and painters as a rural idyll and an escape for city dwellers.
		Ullswater is also one of Britain's great walking destinations where ramblers can enjoy stunning scenery as they climb above the Lakes District's second largest lake.
		Ullswater is only five miles from junction 40 on the M6 north-south motorway.
	www.bbc.co.uk /handsonnature/rambling/ullswater_access.shtml (325 words)

	Ullswater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Ullswater is the second largest lake at 7.5 miles long.
		Ullswater is clear but deep, and in the deepest part lives a curious fish called the skelly, a sort of freshwater herring.
		Ullswater Cruises operate two diesel craft 'Raven' and 'Lady of the Lake' during the summmertime.
	www.visitcumbria.com /pen/ullsw.htm (174 words)

	Ullswater : Introduction \| Frommers.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Ullswater itself is a 14km (9-mile) expanse of water stretching from Pooley Bridge to Patterdale and is the second-largest lake in the district.
		It was on the shores of Ullswater that Wordsworth saw his "host of golden daffodils." Aira Force waterfall, near the National Trust's Gowbarrow, inspired both Wordsworth and Coleridge by its beauty.
		Glenridding is on the A592 at the southern end of Ullswater.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/ullswater/0529010001.html (413 words)

	Ullswater Hotel - Why Choose Us
		The Ullswater is also only a short walking distance from the Town Centre, fashionable shops, theatres and the Bournemouth International Centre.
		Chris Conrad and John Anson are two of Bournemouth's top entertainers who are regulars at the Ullswater Hotel.
		The Ullswater Hotel is furnished to a high standard throughout with comfortable bedrooms and a cosy cocktail bar and lounge.
	www.ullswater.uk.com /whychoose.htm (331 words)

	Ullswater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It is a truly dramatic picture, made all the more memorable by Ullswater’s mirrored surface and a gently curving shoreline of green fields, woodlands and sheer rock faces rising from the lake.
		It is not surprising that Ullswater inspired William Wordsworth, perhaps England’s greatest poet, to write his most famous poem after he and his sister Dorothy discovered multitudes of wild daffodils along the lakeshore.
		The main reason for Ullswater’s appeal is immediately evident from whichever direction it is approached.
	www.visiteden.co.uk /ullswater.htm (366 words)

	Lakeland Landscape - Ullswater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Ullswater, in the north east of the Lake District, is the second longest lake in the region and offers all that the visitor desires: a ferry service, sailing, diving, rowing and motorboats (both of which can be hired by the hour).
		The serpentine Ullswater curves through huge fells that are a dramatic sight to behold, and the fine ring of mountains at the southern end includes St.
		The shores of Ullswater are dotted with beautiful woods of native oak, birch and hazel, and this surrounding grandeur is matched by the lake transport; the lake steamers have been in operation since 1859, and to sail on Lady of the Lake, Raven or Lady Dorothy is to experience Ullswater at its best.
	www.lakelandscape.co.uk /ullswater.htm (256 words)

	Ullswater in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria, England
		Ullswater is second in size only to Lake Windermere and is a favourite with boaters and yachting enthusiasts.
		Ullswater is a natural centre for outdoor activities, and offers walks to suit every ability from Helvellyn, St Sunday Crag, Hallin Fell and High Street.
		Ullswater was a favourite haunt of the Lakeland poet, William Wordsworth, whose famous poem "The Daffodils" is generally recognised as having been written about the wild daffodils growing on Ullswater's shore.
	www.manchester2002-uk.com /daytrips/lakes/lakes11.html (431 words)

	Activities on the Lake
		Most of Ullswater's lake bed is owned by either the Dalemain Estates, The National Trust or the Lake District National Park Authority; most of the shoreline is privately owned, however there are various points around the lake where it is permissible to launch sailboards and small craft.
		Ullswater, A Lake User's Guide, is an informative leaflet produced by The Lake District National Park Authority and can be obtained from the Tourist Information Centre at Glenridding.
		In Ullswater, Goldrill Beck and Brother's Water you do not require a permit, but a National Rivers Authority rod licence must be held, and can be purchased on a daily, weekly or annual basis from either the Pooley Bridge or Glenridding Tourist Information Centre.
	www.ullswater.co.uk /New_Folder/activities_on_the_lake.htm (707 words)

	Patterdale - information and views of the Ullswater valley
		Ullswater is the Lake District's second largest lake - and to many it is the most beautiful.
		The backdrop to Ullswater is the majestic fells that have always inspired poets, artists and walkers.
		View from Ullswater towards Boredale Hause and the start of the Coast to Coast walk from Patterdale to Shap.
	www.patterdalevillagestore.co.uk /buttons/localarea.htm (174 words)

	Ullswater Camping Caravan&Marine Park.
		Situated in the the Lake district Cumbria, on the shores of Ullswater, close to Penrith, Kewsick
		Ullswater Caravan, Camping and Marine Park is ideally situated to pursue your favourite holiday pastimes.
		Eating out can be done at the near by village of Pooley Bridge (North end of Ullswater), The Brackenrig Inn a mile away, in the village Glenridding (South end of Ullswater), or the towns of Penrith (10 miles), Keswick (14 miles) or Ambleside (20 miles) and all pubs hotels and restaurants between.
	www.uccmp.co.uk (870 words)

	Helvellyn and Ullswater - picture and print of Helvellyn and Ullswater
		Eagle Ridge on Nethermost Pike and The Tongue on Dollywagon Pike complement superbly Helvellyn's Striding and Swirral Edges whilst the deep hollows of Cock Cove, Ruthwaite Cove, Nethermost Cove and Keppel Cove are equally impressive as that which cradles Red Tarn.
		I was also very aware that my image had to depict the wonderful diversity and cross section of landscape and form incorporating the waters of Ullswater, the fields of Glenridding and the broken hillisides rising ultimately to the corrie headwalls and craggy summits themselves.
		The rich blue depths of Ullswater provided the perfect foreground to the multitudinous vivid shades of green, yellow and ochre that coloured the fields and hillsides overlooking Glenridding and Patterdale.
	www.mountain-images.co.uk /ullswater-behind-the-lens.htm (878 words)

	Ullswater Hotel - Bournemouth Hotels
		The Ullswater is within sight of the sea, 100 yards from the cliff top and situated in the most favoured position on the West cliff of Bournemouth.
		It is peaceful and quiet, free from the noise of traffic yet within only a few minutes walking distance of our sandy beaches, fashionable shops and superb entertainment.
		A warm and friendly welcome, a relaxed and informal atmosphere with an emphasis on good food and personal service ensures all of our guests an enjoyable and memorable holiday.
	www.ullswater.uk.com (94 words)

	Rampsbeck: Rampsbeck - Ullswater Hotel - Accommodation Ullswater
		Taking a break at Rampsbeck accommodation Ullswater hotel in the Lake District is one of the best ways to escape from it all.
		With the Rampsbeck accommodation Ullswater hotel you will have the space and tranquility to either enjoy the superb facilities and food or take to the hills for some of the most spectacular fell walking you will find in the UK.
		Every year people take breaks at the Rampsbeck accommodation Ullswater hotel Cumbria, because of the beautiful scenery and attractions so if you are looking for accommodation ullswater hotel come to Rampsbeck in Cumbria.
	www.virtualcumbria.net /accommodation/eden/rampsbeck_1.htm (484 words)

	Hotels, Ullswater: Terrific Cheap Ullswater Bed & Breakfast Hotels.
		A confirmation email is delivered with every guest booking with contact and travel details to help you cancel or confirm your hotel break or bed and breakfast stay.
		Set in 22 acres of landscaped gardens and natural woodlands near Ullswater in the glorious Lake District countryside.
		The estate which is over 200 years old was once the private residence of a local family and now combines the grace of a bygone age with modern facilities.
	www.room4u.org.uk /hotels/ullswater (356 words)

	Luxury Hotels In Lake District : Sharrow Bay On Lake Ullswater
		Nestled in twelve acres of private gardens and woodland on the shore of stunningly beautiful Lake Ullswater and surrounded by magnificent fells, Sharrow Bay country house hotel is a haven of peace and tranquillity with superb views of the spectacular Ullswater landscape.
		The view of the lake and the fells from the dining room is renowned as one of the finest views in England.
		Sharrow Bay is the oldest British member of Relais and Chateaux; it is the proud holder of countless hotel and dining awards; it is one of those hotels that must be visited at least once in a lifetime.
	www.sharrowbay.co.uk (249 words)

	Lake Ullswater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Ullswater is the second largest of the lakes and is nine miles in length.
		Indeed, it was a visit to Ullswater that inspired William Wordsworth, perhaps England's best known poet, to write about the adundance of wild daffodils along the shores of the lake.
		Some of the finest walks in the Lake District begin from the shores of Ullswater.
	members.aol.com /heughscar/ullswater.html (197 words)

	Macdonald Leeming House, Ullswater - Hotel Accommodation, Conferences and Weddings
		Once a private residence, this 200-year-old house is surrounded by 22 acres of lush gardens and woodland leading down to the shore of Ullswater in the glorious Lake District Countryside.
		It is, however, only a short 15-minute drive from the M6 motorway.
		Fourteen of the bedrooms have private balconies with views over the gardens towards the lake, whilst the Regency Restaurant, with its modern and classic menu, has an excellent reputation.
	www.macdonaldhotels.co.uk /leeminghouse/index.htm (90 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Cumbria \| Three bodies recovered from lake
		The bodies of three youths have been recovered from Ullswater in the Lake District, police said.
		The three, aged 15, 17 and 21, and all from Wolverhampton, had been among a group enjoying a swim when one got into difficulty.
		Cumbria Police said the three victims were not closely related, but may have been from the same extended family.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/cumbria/5375040.stm (399 words)

	Ullswater 'Steamers' Award winning visitor attraction in the English Lake District. Home
		Ullswater 'Steamers' Award winning visitor attraction in the English Lake District.
		We had some fantastic weather last week, so while I was out walking with Meg in Jenkin's Field I took a few photos.
		Ullswater 'Steamers' is a member of the Ullswater Association
	www.ullswater-steamers.co.uk (132 words)

	Home Page
		Around Ullswater, the second largest lake in the English Lake District, are some of the top UK hotels and three rosette restaurants
		Sunshine is not guaranteed but even when the mountains are shrouded in a mysteriously moving mist, revealing and concealing the streaking white waterfalls, or a brisk wind gusts down from Patterdale, whipping the water into white horses that race the length of the lake to Pooley Bridge, Ullswater is still breathtakingly beautiful.
		In a lifetime of living in or visiting the Lake District, you could never tire of Ullswater, never fail to be inspired or soothed by it.
	www.ullswater.co.uk (340 words)

	Aira Force, Ullswater
		In the 1780's the Howard family of Greystoke Castle had an old hunting lodge or Pele tower close to the Ullswater shore renovated into what is now Lyulph's Tower, set among its own sporting estate.
		They landscaped the area around the force, and used it as a pleasure garden, planting over half a million native and ornamental trees, and established a network of tracks, footpaths and bridges.
		After a walk along this part of Ullswater, Wordsworth wrote 'I wandered lonely as a cloud'.
	www.visitcumbria.com /pen/airaforc.htm (318 words)

	Ullswater Things to Do Tips by coopergirl2003 - VirtualTourist.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		There are plenty of signs to Ullswater and then turn right towards Glenridding (not left to Pooley Bridge).
		Right from the water's edge it's really shingly and full of stones which can hamper your attempts to get far...I went to a cheap shop in Penrith and bought some cheap velcro sandals with foam bases (£3.99) and was able to walk right in without any trouble.
		Aira Force is a 180 foot drop waterfall across the road from Ullswater.
	members.virtualtourist.com /m/7087b/4a2a7/4 (702 words)

	Ullswater Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Along with Glenridding, the village of Pooley Bridge is the most important settlement on Ullswater, which would have been settled very early in the history of the lake...
		Rampsbeck is a charming early 18th century Country House standing in 18 acres of parkland and gardens, on the shores of Lake Ullswater.
		This 3 star hotel enjoys one of the most spectacular settings in the Lake District in 15 acres of grounds with lawns sweeping to the shores of Lake Ullswater.
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/ullswater.asp (383 words)

	Ullswater House, Glenridding, Cumbria - Self catering holiday accommodation at Glenridding near Lake Ullswater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Ullswater House is located in the centre of Glenridding in the heart of the Ullswater Valley.
		From the doorstep of the property there are many picturesque walks ranging from the famous Helvellyn range of mountains to the more gentle, undulating valleys in the area.
		Ullswater House is ideally located for walking enthusiasts and country lovers alike or for those people who just want to relax and enjoy the spectacular scenery.
	www.glenridding.com (270 words)

	Restaurants Lake Ullswater : Michelin Restaurants In Lake District
		Dining at Sharrow Bay Country House Hotel, whether it be breakfast, lunch, dinner or the fabulous afternoon tea, is an experience to be shared and cherished.
		The Sharrow Bay Restaurant has a Michelin star and has to be the finest hotel restaurant in the Lake District overlooking Lake Ullswater.
		Mouth-watering desserts have always been and still are a highlight of the Sharrow experience.
	www.sharrowbay.co.uk /restaurants_lake_ullswater.asp (377 words)

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