coming down off the M6 and round that sharp right turn, with the valley stretched out before me, and the Howgills greet me – a glorious set of mountains. The road bends sharply so I always treat myself to slow down and enjoy the view – what a drive in!” Mark Richards, writer & broadcaster

Sedbergh has a variety of quirky and interesting shops.

The remains of the motte and bailey castle.

Morning mist shrouds the Lune Valley  

Sedbergh town nestles beneath the bulk of Winder and Crook fells.

Book towns tend to be small towns or villages located mostly in rural areas – and Sedbergh is no exception.

Sedbergh’s rivers provide the opportunity to relax, canoe or fish.

Sedbergh was mentioned in the Domesday Book.

A cloud inversion sits over the Kent valley.