Seatoller

The picturesque hamlet of Seatoller, which is located near Rosthwaite and the Honister Pass in the Borrowdale valley in the Lake District, houses the Dalehead Base National Park Information Centre – this is situated in a converted barn which also has a garden and picnic area.

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Village: Seatoller

OS grid ref: NY245135

Coordinates: 54° 30′ 40″ N, 3° 10′ 03″ W

Nearest lake/tarn: Derwent Water

Nearest mountain/fell: Great Gable, Fleetwith Pike

This information centre, which hosts interesting displays on the history, geology and geography of the area, also provides maps, selection of books, guides, walks and programmes of events for the tourist. Most of the cottages in this hamlet were originally built to house the quarry workers who were employed at the Honister Slate Mine.

The Lakeland Hunt gathers twice a year at Seatoller, one is organised by the Trevalyan family and the other by members of the Trinity College in Cambridge. However, no wildlife is involved in these hunts as the riders race each other, or on occasion, local fell runners compete as the hares. Seatoller offers a number of accommodation establishments as well as camping facilities.

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