Anglers Hotel, Ennerdale Reservoir, Cumbria
Channel: Freshwater Diving +
Date: 2012-05-06

Becoming a Unitied Utilities reservoir had its down side for this hotel.
Divers looking to explore this former hotel site will make some bygoneday treasure finds in this area.
The Hotel's private jetty is all but gone.  Enjoy the video & please consider a "Like & Subscribe" to help us with costs.  It costs our viewers nothing & its much appreciated - thanks

For your persuit please check the links below :-) 

Tip: Trying to stay clear of fearless tourist car drivers & remember the "Rules of the Road" horn blowing when approaching a corner on these tight roads.

Showing features above the water line . . .    including path access to site, along with audio commentary on what to expect during this dive at Ennerdale, in Cumbria.

Those in other pursuits will not be disappointed here given the beautiful views when the sun shines.

Non Commercial Canoeists are allowed on Ennerdale without permit requirements.
Walkers / Ramblers will enjoy this area for its flat but varied terrain if doing part or even the entire reservoir, which we have done and found many breath taking views, but watch out for the mozzies around the River Liza area! 

Hey! What about us anglers? again please see below for your tight line. 

Showing features above the water line. . .    including path access to site, along with myself talking about this site and what to expect during your dive at Ennerdale, in Cumbria. 

The area is controlled by several 'Bodies', United Utilities - due to this being a reservoir and its UU. who are the primary owner, the Forestry Commission and also the National Trust.
Getting permission from UU is your 1st port of call.

https://www.unitedutilities.com/cumbria/our-plans/ennerdale-and-south-egremont/
https://www.walklakes.co.uk/walk_83.html
https://www.ramblersholidays.co.uk/holiday-information/77908/1573695108
https://www.cumbriacanoeists.org.uk/ennerdale-lake.html
https://www.lets.fish/fisheries/wath-brow-ennerdale-angling-association

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