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'A brilliant, inspired (and award-winning) way for all the family to enjoy the great outdoors without ever having to hear the words 'Are we there yet?''

The Guardian
December 2008

New Team Building Picture Trails in Cumbria 05/05/2011

Treasure Trails Cumbria is pleased to announce that we now have a series of fun Team Challenges. Read more...

Ulverston Treasure Hunt trail now live 25/02/2011

Ulverston's most famous son Stan Laurel left the town an unreleased film, but where is it? Read more...

Cockermouth Treasure Trail now live. 21/02/2011

Roman Treasure is rumoured to be Cockermouth. Can you help find it? Read more...

Kirkby Stephen Murder Mystery Trail now live. 21/02/2011

The dirty has been done on famous author; can you help solve the mystery? Read more...

Keswick Spy Trail now live 25/11/2010

Dr Leadfinger has his eyes on the Keswick Graphite Mine, can you help? Read more...

Ambleside Murder Mystery Trail now live. 25/11/2010

Colony of Yeti found in Bhutan, who wants the location kept secret? Read more...

Penrith spy Trail now live. 25/11/2010

Penrith's Britain in Bloom hopes, could be put paid to. Can you help? Read more...

Bowness-on Windermere Trail now live 10/11/2010

The Treasure of Peggy Sleddle is in Bowness somewhere. Can you track it down? Read more...

Grasmere Treasure Trail now live. 27/10/2010

Follow the steps of William Wordsworth on the Trail of a long lost manuscript. Read more...

Kendal's First Treasure Trail 24/09/2010

Can you help solve the mystery of who did the dirty on Dickie Doodle Read more...

Cumbria has it's first Treasure Trail 13/09/2010

Kirkby Lonsdale murder mystery Trail now live Read more...

Kirkby Lonsdale Trail Completed 17/08/2010

Cumbria's first Trail soon to go live Read more...

Treasure Trails in Cumbria 23/07/2010

Treasure Trails are coming soon to Cumbria! Read more...

Kirkby Stephen Murder Mystery Trail now live.

21/02/2011

Kirkby Stephen is a friendly and charming town often passed through by those heading across the country. Take time for a stop and a wander, situated in one of England’s secrets the Eden Valley, you will not failed to be enticed and captivated.

The Kirkby Stephen Trail starts and ends at the Tourist Office close to the Market Place. The Trail follows a path of alleyways historic buildings and stunning scenery.  Leaving the Trailer with much to discover once the mystery is solved.

On a fine day you will hear the shrill of parrots as they sun themselves on the town’s rooftops. Take a look inside the church to discover more on the ancient Norse devil Loki.