Troutbeck Bed and Breakfasts
Travel, heritage, and accommodation information
Accommodation - heritage rated
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Bed and breakfasts are frequently owner-operated, and generally
offer a more personal level of service than you might find by
staying in a larger hotel. In many cases you will be a guest
in the owner's private home.
Troutbeck Heritage Snapshot
Motorists speeding along the busy A66 through Troutbeck may not realize they are following in the footseps of Roman legionaries. The A66 cuts across one corner of a Roman fort, called with great imagination 'Troutbeck 1'. The camp, which is now only recognizable as earthwork mounds, encloses an area of 10 acres (.4 hectares) and once guarded the Roman road from Penrith to Ambleside.
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