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Gallery
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- Fred Whitton Challenge Cyclist going passed Elterwater Hostel
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- A dusting of snow on the hills in February
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- We’ve got a spacious drying room – essential for those wet day’s in Lakeland!
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- Ensuite Bathroom
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- Val’s money plant in the back stairway
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- Step out of the front door, the fells are waiting
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- We post weather updates at reception and can help plan your visit
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- The Langdale Pikes dominate the skyline as you look down to Elterwater
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- A fully stock bar
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- Cook for yourself, or let us serve you in style.
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- comfortable two bed bunk rooms
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- Sunlight catching the autumn trees, Langdale is a photographers delight
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- Dan, Patch and Pete cycled off road from Coast to Coast, stopping in at Elterwater on their way
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- Dinner Time
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- All our guests have access to the self-catering kitchen, with free tea and coffee
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- Enjoy a home cooked meal with us
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- Elterwater Hostel
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- The road to Elterwater – the view lets you know you have arrived!
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- The self catering kitchen with plenty of cooking utensils, there is free tea and coffee available
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- Our four bed room with a valley view
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- a warm welcome awaits at Elterwater Hostel
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- Hardknott roman fort sits high above the Eskdale Valley and can be reached from Elterwater over the Hardknott Pass
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- A great walk straight from the hostel onto Spedding crag
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- Herwick sheep have grazed this landsacpe for over 1000 years
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- A short distance from Elterwater is Grasmere Village
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- All our Bed now have an LED bedlight and USB charging points
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- Refurbished for 2018 our male washrooms and shower
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- Early morning mist in the valley
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- Explore the excellent walking and cycle trails in the Langdale Valley
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- relax in the hostel garden
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- Elterwater sits in the heart of the Lake District
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- The newly refrubished Ladies washroom and shower
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- Our 2015 team on the way to the Cumbria Tourism Awards, where we were nominated in the best customer service category.
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- A spectacular view of the Langdales. Elterwater is hidden beyond the trees
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- With endless walking opportunities
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- Great for people of all ages!
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- Classic view over the Langdale pikes
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- A great base for cyclists!
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- Bike outside the cycle shed
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- Our warm welcome
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- The dining room, ready for breakfast!
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- Autumn waterfall in the Lake District
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- Windermere is the largest lake in the National Park and offers boat hire and lake cruises year round
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- Our comfortable ensuite family room
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- A spring morning on the river opposite Elterwater Hostel
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- On to Great Langdale, left to Little Langdale, Elterwater is at the heart of the Langdales
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- Twin Bunk Bed
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- The front of the hostel is a real suntrap during the day
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- The Hostel as viewed from the road
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- Spring sunlight at Elterwater Hostel
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- The winter months provide superb clear views over the langdale Pikes
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- One of our dorm rooms, complete with kit!
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- All our rooms have bunkbeds, with comfy new mattresses
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- Chapel Stile Village with the Langdale Pikes
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- Settle down to relax after a long day on the hills
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- Peace and quiet walking ancient trackways in the National Park
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- Double bed in Ensuite Room
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- The village Green in Elterwater
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- Ladies Bathroom
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- ELter is the Norse word for Swan, so Elterwater actually means Swan Lake – as this picture shows
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- Relax in our lounge with free WiFi or settle in with a beers or glass of wine and a good book
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- Spring comes to Chapel Stile in Langdale
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- Autumn and Spring are great for walking and clear views
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- New bed lights and USB charging points in the female bunk room
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- A typical 6 bedded dorm room
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- Charlie and Team 2014/2015
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- Ruined barns and woodland above Ambleside
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- Elterwater is at the heart of the Langdale Valley
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- The warm and cosy lounge is perfect for unwinding at the end of the day
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- A view of the Langdale Pikes from the Cumbria way
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- Spacious lounge and dining area
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- The Hostel building itself dates back to the mid 1800s
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- Stunning views walking the Cumbria Way in Langdale
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- Ensuite Shower
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- a view of Elterwater hostel from the quiet lane into the village
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- Relax in our outdoor seating area
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- Table set ready for dinner – you can cook, or sit back and we’ll do all the work!
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- No visit to the Lake District is complete without a visit to Castlerigg Stone Circle over 4000 years old
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