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“ We had awesome stay at New Ing Lodge. A big thanks to Scott & Jamie - they were so helpful throughout the stay and helped us plan a weekend of activities - from planning bike rides to showing us all the local pubs. Our room was clean, spacious and quiet, well-furnished with a big and very comfy bed. Breakfast was brilliant! I would highly recommend New Ing Lodge and I will definitely be returning. ”

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Cycling

Road Riding

Cycling for Shap & the surrounding areaRiding quiet rural roads over rolling terrain is a exhilarating way to discover the scenery available from our door into the Lake District, Yorkshire or into Northern Lancashire. We are often found out and about discovering new routes and have countless quality circular routes for all abilities. These can range from climbing the hights of Shap Fell or rolling down into the Lune Valley.

A guide is avalable for groups to take you on any routes you so desire. From £60 for a half day. £120 for a full day.

Have a look at our Map

Coming soon- mapped cycle routes from the door.

Mountain Biking

Situated just a mile from Keswick, Whinlatter Forest is a ever growing maze of MTB trails. Whinlatter is definatly a 'Mountain' Forest and around every turn and bend in all of the trails you'll discover the spectatcular senery of the English Lake District. This is just a 35 minute drive from the door at New Ing.

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