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Christmas in the Great Cumbrian Pubs

Christmas cheer in Great Lake District Pubs

Check out these Great Cumbrian & Lake District Pubs for Christmas Day. Cask ales , fine foods and old worlde atmosphere of the Great Cumbrian Pubs sets the scene for a perfect Christmas Break .

Barngates. Back in Victorian years a landlady of this Inn found her ducks lying stretched out in the road and concluded that they were dead.Wrong - they were drunk! A beer barrel had leaked into the duck's customary feeding ditch. Now called the The Drunken Duck Inn. Great pub for Christmas festivities.

Beetham. The Wheatsheaf has been welcoming Christmas guests since 1609. Initially a farmhouse, the lady of the house provided meals to local farm labourers and the tradition of becoming a local hostelry grew from that time. Later, the Wheatsheaf became a coaching stop en route from Lancaster to Carlisle.

Elterwater. The Britannia Inn - quintessential English Lake District Inn. Nestled in the centre of the picturesque village of Elterwater amidst the imposing mountains of the Langdale Valley, The Britannia is close to Wordsworth's Grasmere, Ambleside, Lake Windermere, Hawkshead and Coniston.Christmas sightseeing!

Garsdale Head. Welcome to the The Moorcock Inn at Garsdale, ideally situated for Christmas breaks at the tip of Wensleydale in the heart of some of the most beautiful walking country in England.

Great Langdale. The Old Dungeon Ghyll is situated in the magnificent setting of the Great Langdale Valley. It is the 'original' Dale Head Inn and right in the centre of the Lake District.For 300 years the Old Hotel has offered Christmas sustenance to weary fellwalkers in the midst of some of the highest mountains in England.

Keswick. Horse & Farrier is idyllically located in the picturesque village of Threlkeld 4 miles from Keswick. Built in 1688 situated beneath Blencathra, with stunning views looking over towards the Helvellyn Range, this traditional Lakeland Inn offers a warm Cumbrian Christmas welcome.

Yanwath. The Gate Inn - This delightful 17th Century Inn built in 1683 takes its name from its original function as a ‘toll gate’ for people travelling east or west, north or south. With a growing reputation for fabulous Christmas food, a beautiful garden and outside seating the is a place you will want to return to again and again.