Explore & Enjoy
Nestled in the heart of the Lancashire countryside, Hidden Hills is perfectly positioned for a variety of nearby activities. Whether you're exploring the scenic attractions and natural beauty of the Lake District, or discovering local hospitality gems, there's something for everyone just a short distance away.
Just on the doorstep of Hidden Hills, you'll find The Redwell Country Inn, a charming restaurant and pub with a focus on the finest local quality. Their recent renovation showcases the talent and vision of local craftsmen, and everything they source and serve is the best available from the area. From locally sourced beer and wine to dishes crafted with the finest ingredients, The Redwell is dedicated to celebrating the flavors and skills of the region. It's the perfect spot to relax and enjoy delicious food and drink in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
The Redwell Country Inn
Just a short drive from Hidden Hills, the iconic Devil’s Bridge in Kirkby Lonsdale is a must-see local attraction. This impressive 14th-century stone bridge spans the River Lune and is steeped in history and legend. It’s a popular spot for visitors to enjoy scenic walks along the riverbank, picnic by the water, or simply admire the architecture of this ancient structure.
Devil's Bridge is also a favorite among cyclists and motorbike enthusiasts, who gather here to take in the picturesque surroundings. Whether you’re exploring the history or enjoying the peaceful riverside setting, a visit to Devil’s Bridge is a perfect way to experience the beauty of the area.
Devil's Bridge
Kirkby Lonsdale is known for its historic character and growing reputation for high-quality independent shopping, earning runner-up in the 2016 Great British High Street Awards. The town also boasts excellent restaurants, cafés, and bars, making it a delightful place to enjoy local hospitality. Every Thursday explore the weekly farmers market where you'll find plenty of local produce, artists, crafts and much more.
Visit Kirkby Lonsdale
Hidden Hills is only a short drive away from the stunning Lake District, where you'll find an abundance of activities to enjoy. With over 3,100 kilometres of public footpaths, you can walk or cycle through breathtaking countryside to your heart's content. In winter, you can even learn essential winter skills with Fell Top Assessors on Helvellyn. Beyond exploring on land, the lakes and coastline offer fantastic opportunities for water-based adventures.