Quaint, the Railway Station, Arnside.

The Limestone Cliffs of Whitbarrow Scar seen from Arnside Station.

Looking to Sandside over the rising waters of the Kent Estuary.

Views along the long disused railway that once ran from Arnside to the main West Coast Line at Hincaster.

Looking to the sylvan slopes of Arnside Knott.

The rising tide Sandside.

The wonderful view of Whitbarrow Scar seen from the high ground of Haverbrack Fell.

Entering Underlaid Wood on a carpet of fallen leaves.

Autumn through the foliage of a Mighty Beach Tree.

The Fairy Steps where legend has it the Fairies Play.

Spectacular views from Whin Scar above The Fairy Steps.

Arnside Knott as seen from Whin Scar.

The second set of Fairy Steps and the most well known, climb or descend without touching the sides and the Fairies will grant you a wish.

The steps are situated on one of Lakelands Corps Roads, coffins were maneuvered up the cleft, several iron rings are still visible where ropes were threaded through to hall up the coffins.

The first set of steps, no prizes for climbing this one hands free, but it is said any person with second sight will see the Fairies play here.

Underlaid Wood from the fields above Hazelslack Farm.

Hazelslack Tower seen from the north.

Hazelslack Tower once the private wing of a Medieval Hall

Fabulous specimen of a Yew Tree guards the entrance to Arnside Moss.