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**Surprise View – Lake District**

Nestled in the picturesque Borrowdale valley, Surprise View offers breathtaking panoramas of the majestic Lake District, making it an essential stop for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Located at Borrowdale, Keswick CA12 5UU, UK, this scenic viewpoint is renowned for its stunning vistas that change with the seasons, providing a perfect backdrop for memorable photographs and peaceful contemplation.

At Surprise View, we pride ourselves on delivering an exceptional visitor experience. Whether you’re taking a leisurely walk along the trails, enjoying a picnic with family, or simply soaking in the tranquil atmosphere, our dedicated team is here to assist you with any inquiries or recommendations to enhance your visit. We understand that every detail matters; thus, we strive for accuracy in all business information and are always ready to address any updates or changes.

Our commitment to customer satisfaction sets us apart. With ample parking and convenient access to nearby attractions, Surprise View serves as an ideal starting point for your adventures in the Lake District. We invite you to explore the natural beauty that surrounds us while enjoying the serenity that only this stunning landscape can provide.

For those seeking more information about our services or visiting hours, please don’t hesitate to reach out during business hours or visit our website. We look forward to welcoming you to Surprise View and helping you create unforgettable memories in one of the UK’s most beautiful destinations!

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Cristian Garcia

5 Google Rating

The name for this place is perfect. Even though there is a park right in front of the location, we w

5/ 5

The name for this place is perfect. Even though there is a park right in front of the location, we walked for about 20 minutes before reaching the exact spot when you go 'WOW'. The view of the lake is majestic and it makes the walking worthy

Jason Bell

5 Google Rating

One of the most famous sceneries in the lakes. Just please be careful driving up and down, very narr

5/ 5

One of the most famous sceneries in the lakes. Just please be careful driving up and down, very narrow road and not as many passing spaces. But honestly a beautiful place to visit

Bogdan Zorici

5 Google Rating

Great place! The road is a bit tight when 2 cars need to pass but manageable. Continue 20 or so minu

5/ 5

Great place! The road is a bit tight when 2 cars need to pass but manageable. Continue 20 or so minutes to the end of the road where you'll get a small lake at a farm with a cafe. Must visit if you plan a trip in the lake District

Deividas Matulevicius

5 Google Rating

Brilliant spot, wonderful views

5/ 5

Brilliant spot, wonderful views

Danielle Eastham

5 Google Rating

Stunning place to go, night and day!! Can't wait to go in summer time!!

5/ 5

Stunning place to go, night and day!! Can't wait to go in summer time!!

Mark “Element” Pendlebury

5 Google Rating

Epic view, as the name suggests it's a great surprise. If you're in the area I'd strongly recommend

5/ 5

Epic view, as the name suggests it's a great surprise. If you're in the area I'd strongly recommend visiting. Easily accessible, you can literally drive all the way up!

Syed Zakir Ahmed

5 Google Rating

Well worth a visit. The road leading up to the view point is a bit narrow and winding so be careful

5/ 5

Well worth a visit. The road leading up to the view point is a bit narrow and winding so be careful but there is a car park literally a few meters from the viewpoint. Nice view looking across to Cat Bells ridge and Derwentwater.

Qadir Hussain

5 Google Rating

Definitely worth the walk to the top, quite steep so take your time. There are 2 car parks on the wa

5/ 5

Definitely worth the walk to the top, quite steep so take your time. There are 2 car parks on the way up, Ashness about halfway up, and another one further up next to the view itself (I forget its name). The view from the top was amazing. We went in mid December so cold and drizzly but definitely one of the places that needs to be seen.

Sankar Raman

5 Google Rating

Surprise view will definitely surprise you with the view. We have a parking lot very near to the pla

5/ 5

Surprise view will definitely surprise you with the view. We have a parking lot very near to the place. You can drive up the hill and park it there.

Brendan McIntyre

5 Google Rating

Just stunning. Do not miss this. Very easy to get to from Keswick although the road up is narrow. T

5/ 5

Just stunning. Do not miss this. Very easy to get to from Keswick although the road up is narrow. There is a car park all the way at the top, with usually plenty of parking. Can hike up if you want, and it seems a nice walk.

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