In the north of the Eden Valley is Carlisle and Hadrian’s Wall, while in the south you see the Yorkshire Dales fabulous find. It is an excellent choice of accommodation available in Eden, including hotels, guest houses, cottages and caravans in Cumbria. Away from the main holiday season, many cottages Lake District holiday home offers the flexibility of short breaks instead of only whole weeks, visitors can buy a long weekend in the region and perhaps some fresh produce and local, to cook on the property. Whatever your dietary needs, they are caused by the many excellent restaurants, pubs and shops that reflect local tastes. History Penrith, often called the “Gateway to the northern lakes, is the largest city in the valley of Eden, with a good mix of traditional shops, locally made products and crafts, including the famous Cumberland Penrith Toffee and sausages. When it comes to places while staying in the Eden Valley tour offers a wide selection of historic houses, castles, gardens, shops, galleries and museums. In fact, there are over seventy attractions in Eden. For the energetic there are many sports such as sailing, windsurfing, horseback riding, golf, squash, tennis and fishing. One of the main areas of activity is Appleby Horse Fair, held annually in June The Salon du Cheval travelers from across the country, buying and selling horses, perpetuating a tradition for 300 years. It is the largest Gypsy camp romance, with hundreds of horses converge traditional caravan near Gallows Hill. Walkers will find Eden, is a wonderful walk or take a walk along the banks of rivers and the sea, the trails over the Pennines and Lake District hills can. In fact reached the Pennine Way National Trail in the valley of Eden in Appleby-in-Westmorland, which winds its way to Scotland. Cyclists can follow the coast to coast (C2C) and Cumbria Cycle Way, two lanes are clearly marked on the road and the River Eden offers discerning fish, and has a license to “Go Wild visitors plan” to try fishing nature river. Alston, Kirkby Stephen Newby and are less well known areas in the valley of Eden. Kirkby Stephen is a town with its cobbled streets and the countryside leading to wild plateau. Kirkby Stephen has a good environment and community, and is an ideal place for a drink or a bite to eat. It has three public houses and shops are individually owned. The distinctive local stone used is very different from the slate in the structures used in South Cumbria. Alston is the highest city in the United Kingdom, 1000 meters above sea level. The road to Alston is a paradise for bikers, the A686 fur Hartside. The road climbs steeply and turns almost right angle and was voted by the AA as one of their “Big Ten players. The view overlooking Eden Valley are enjoying the view on the hilly slopes of the Lake District, on the one hand, and the coins in the other. Passing through the middle of the valley of Eden is the coastline of the coastal road, which stretches from St. Bees on the west coast of Cumbria across Whitley if this sector very popular with cyclists Bay