easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking required with opportunities for longer walks if desired.
Ride a historic steam train through the Western Lake District and immerse yourself in the heritage of Muncaster Castle. This combined ticket offers a unique chance to engage with nature, history, and engineering on one memorable journey.
Experience the best of the Western Lake District with a visit to two historic attractions.
Discover the enchanting Western Lake District with a unique Joint Attraction Ticket to Muncaster Castle and Gardens. Experience a scenic steam train ride, explore the Ravenglass Railway museum, and enjoy stunning walks. Delve into history with bird displays and a ‘taster’ session in the Weapons Hall, all in one unforgettable adventure.
Discover the enchanting Western Lake District with a unique Joint Attraction Ticket to Muncaster Castle and Gardens. Experience a scenic steam train ride, explore the Ravenglass Railway museum, and enjoy stunning walks. Delve into history with bird displays and a ‘taster’ session in the Weapons Hall, all in one unforgettable adventure.
Upgrade options are available for first-class or observation carriages; these fill quickly during peak times.
Bring waterproof layers as the Lake District weather can change rapidly, especially during walks around the stations.
Expect some walking around the castle gardens and railway museum; sturdy walking shoes will improve your experience.
The ticket is not valid during special events or festivals at either Muncaster Castle or the railway; verify dates in advance.
Muncaster Castle dates back to the 13th century and links deeply with Cumbrian nobility and military history, reflecting in its preserved architecture and artifacts.
Ravenglass Eskdale Railway operates with a commitment to sustainable tourism, including habitat preservation around railway corridors and educational wildlife programs.
Protects against Lake District’s frequent showers during outdoor segments.
spring specific
Necessary for strolling through gardens, museum, and railway stations.
Ideal for capturing steam train views, wildlife displays, and historic architecture.
Allows quick adjustments to variable weather conditions typical of the region.