Attractions in Kirkby Stephen
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- Kirkby Stephen East Station - visit the old station with its vintage locomotives, carriages and railway memorabilia
- Stenkrith Park is where the River Eden drops into a gorge known as Coopkarnel/Coop Kernan Hole (or the Devil's Mustard Mill!) and is crossed by the spectacular Millennium Bridge
- Jubilee Park has rare species of plants and trees and an award-winning summer house
- Brough Castle (English Heritage) - one of the oldest Norman keeps in Britain, castle built inside old Roman fort, Verterae
- Brough Castle Ice Cream Parlour - taste a variety of ice creams
- Ruins of 12th century Pendragon Castle, Mallerstang are associated with Uther Pendragon, Father of King Arthur
- Wild Boar Fell, Mallerstang - legend has it that the last wild boar in England was killed here in 1409
- Winton Park Gardens near Kirkby Stephen are situated on the banks of the River Eden. The gardens enjoys far reaching views of Wild Boar Fell and Mallerstang Edge to the south. The Gardens open to the public on selected Sundays during Spring and Summer
- Cumbria Wildlife Trust Nature Reserves at Argill Woods, Augill Pasture and Waitby Greenriggs
- Ewbank Scar (Site of Special Scientific Interest), a favourite Victorian beauty spot
- Cumbria Classic Coaches - enjoy a classic day out in a vintage bus
- 17th Century Frank's Bridge, thought to be named after local brewer, Francis Birkbeck