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Attraction Information
You’re going to need all your mystery busting skills to get around the Rambler’s Riddle. He’s planted a series of dastardly clues all over The Ambleside Mystery Treasure Trail and you’re the detective to hunt them down. Ready, set, solve!
Your greatest weapon on this self-guided trail - aside from your wits, of course - is an instantly downloadable PDF. It maps out your course for a totally ad hoc adventure with no planning required. The trail is approximately 2.2 miles long and should take over 2 hours to complete, but even super sleuths enjoy a day out! Pack a picnic and see the sights.
Your PDF will lead you past Bridge House, through Rothay Park and down the delightfully named, Peggy Hill. On your way unravel the riddles by looking for answers on signs, buildings and plaques across the town. They could be anywhere so keep those peepers peeled!
- A self-guided treasure trail
- Crack clues
- Explore Ambleside
Opening hours
Trails are self-guided and can be instantly downloaded from the Treasure Trails' website. Follow the Trail, solve the clues and see the sights on any day of your choosing. There is no need to phone for opening details. All Trails are designed to be completed in daylight.
Location
Address
The Ambleside Mystery Treasure Trail, Lake District National Park,
Ambleside,
Cumbria,
LA22 9AN,
England
Phone number
01872 263692
Pricing
£9.99 per Trail (not per person). One Trail booklet recommended for a group of 4 to 5 people.
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FAQ & Additional Information
The Ambleside Mystery Treasure Trail has not told us about their parking.
No, there are no toilets available.
No, there are no baby changing facilities.
The Ambleside Mystery Treasure Trail has not told us if you can bring a picnic.
The Ambleside Mystery Treasure Trail has not told us about their dining options.
No, The Ambleside Mystery Treasure Trail is not wheelchair friendly.
No, The Ambleside Mystery Treasure Trail have stated they are not pushchair friendly.
The Ambleside Mystery Treasure Trail has not told us if they are dog friendly.
