Enjoy one of the quietest and peaceful walks in the Lake District, with some amazing waterfalls and pools (the pools are shallow too so perfect for the younger ones!). The water is so clear, and you'll be awarded with some stunning views across the fields more notably Scafell Pike.
Not only is Black Moss Pot a great place for a cold wild swim, it's also great for those wanting an enjoyable hike! Why not enjoy a morning walk through the Langstrath Valley and then return to the Langstrath Inn for a well deserved beverage?
For those staying at the nearby campsite, it's only a short walk from it so it's the ideal spot to get there early before everybody else turns up! It's an amazing spot for everybody of all ages to enjoy.
Lovely place for a plunge and swim, made all the better by being hidden away between rocks. – Google Review
It's quite the journey to get to Black Moss Pot, and you'll definitely need your wetsuit to get the most out of it. But if you're prepared to put the work in, you'll be treated with natural beauty at its finest!
FAQs/Things to know before visiting Black Moss Pot
1) Where is Black Moss Pot located?
Black Moss Pot is located in the Lake District National Park, near the village of Langdale in Cumbria, England.
2) What makes Black Moss Pot a hidden gem?
Black Moss Pot is considered a hidden gem due to its secluded location amidst the rugged beauty of the Lake District. The natural pool and waterfall offer visitors a tranquil and picturesque setting away from more popular tourist attractions.
3) How do I get to Black Moss Pot?
Visitors can access Black Moss Pot by following a footpath from the village of Langdale. The trail leads through scenic countryside and along the River Brathay to the waterfall.
4) Is there an entrance fee to visit Black Moss Pot?
There is no entrance fee to visit Black Moss Pot, as it is located within the public-access area of the Lake District National Park.
5) What can I expect to see at Black Moss Pot?
At Black Moss Pot, visitors can enjoy the sight and sound of the cascading water as it flows over the rocky ledges into a pool below. The area is surrounded by lush vegetation and offers opportunities for relaxation, photography, and wildlife observation.
6) Are guided tours available for Black Moss Pot?
While guided tours may not be specifically available for Black Moss Pot, there are guided walks and hikes offered in the Lake District National Park that may include visits to this area.
7) Is Black Moss Pot suitable for families and children?
Black Moss Pot can be suitable for families and children, but the hike to reach it may be moderately challenging and may not be suitable for very young children or those with mobility issues.
8) Are dogs allowed at Black Moss Pot?
Dogs are allowed on the hiking trails leading to Black Moss Pot, but they must be kept on a lead at all times and owners should clean up after them.
9) Are there facilities or amenities near Black Moss Pot?
There are limited facilities near Black Moss Pot, with the nearest amenities located in the village of Langdale. Visitors are advised to come prepared with food, water, and any other necessities for their hike.
10) What is the best time to visit Black Moss Pot?
Black Moss Pot can be visited all year-round, but it is particularly beautiful during the spring and summer months when the vegetation is lush and the waterfall is flowing at its fullest. However, the area can also be visited in the autumn and winter for a quieter experience amidst the stunning landscape of the Lake District.
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