Situated close to the Coast to Coast route near Rosthwaite, the stone is thought to have fallen from the crags above Kings How, where it now rests precariously on one corner.

For the purposes of this guide, the walk begins at the Bowder Stone car park, although you can also start the walk at Grange or Rosthwaite. The car park is located just off the B5289 that …

In 1817 Joseph died and the Bowder Stone was sold, however it continued to be open to all visitors. It continued as a popular tourist venue throughout the Victorian era and well into the …

It is a big stone known because it is originally a Scotland stone, but the powder of a glacier dragged this stone to the North of England. Nowadays, it is possible going up to the stone …

Discover the top things to see and do during your visit to Borrowdale, including scenic walks, ancient woodlands, far-reaching views and famous Lake District landmarks such as the …

From Keswick the best way to access the walk is to take advantage of the regular water bus service on Derwentwater. This gives a prompt approach to the two main villages in the valley, …

Whether you're looking to hike, bike, run, or explore the outdoors in other ways, AllTrails has 28 scenic trails in the Bowder Stone area. Plan your trip with hand-curated trail maps, along with …

Mar 5, 2014 · Today, the massive rock has become a tourist attraction and a photographer’s delight! And many antiquarian writers have travelled here to see the stone and maybe “try”and …

The Bowser Stone is a big stone located in a forest, in Lake District National Park, in the North of England. It is a big stone known because it is originally a Scotland stone, but the powder of a …

It is a big stone known because it is originally a Scotland stone, but the powder of a glacier dragged this stone to the North of England. Nowadays, it is possible going up to the stone …