Eden Valley

Nestling in the eastern part of Cumbria, this valley was created by glacial movements in the last Ice Age. Eden Valley is named after the River Eden, that flows throughout it into the Solway Firth on the northern coast of the county.

Quaint villages such as Armathwaite nestle in splendid isolation, interrupted only by the passing of the steam railway line from Settle to Carlisle which runs throughout the valley.