Epic Lakes Swim Windermere
- Aug 8, 2027
- Distances from 750m to 5km
At a glance
- Next edition date
- August 8, 2027
- Distances
- 750 m · 1.5 km · 3 km · 5 km
- Where
- Lake · Stoller Campus, Newby Bridge, England, United Kingdom
- Entry fee
- 41–65 €
- Wetsuit
- Non-wetsuit option available for all distances; tow floats compulsory for all skins swimmers. Wetsuits compulsory for all other competitors.
- Registration
- epicevents.co.uk
About the race
Embark on an unforgettable aquatic adventure with the Windermere One Way Swim, set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Windermere. This 11-mile open water challenge begins at Fell Foot Park, nestled in the serene southern end of the lake, and winds its way northward to Borrans Park. Swimmers have two options: Challenge Swimmers or Elite Swimmers. Participants should bring proven open-water swimming experience and be prepared for a rigorous test of endurance.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is Epic Lakes Swim Windermere?
- Epic Lakes Swim Windermere takes place on August 8, 2027.
- What distances does Epic Lakes Swim Windermere offer?
- Epic Lakes Swim Windermere offers 750 m, 1.5 km, 3 km, and 5 km.
- How much is the entry fee for Epic Lakes Swim Windermere?
- The entry fee ranges from 41 € to 65 €. Entries close Friday prior to event or when full.
- Is a wetsuit required at Epic Lakes Swim Windermere?
- Non-wetsuit option available for all distances; tow floats compulsory for all skins swimmers. Wetsuits compulsory for all other competitors.
- Where does Epic Lakes Swim Windermere take place?
- Epic Lakes Swim Windermere is a lake swim. Location: Stoller Campus, Newby Bridge, England, United Kingdom.
- How do I register for Epic Lakes Swim Windermere?
- The reference page for registering for Epic Lakes Swim Windermere is https://epicevents.co.uk/epic-lakes-swim-windermere/.
Where to stay
The area around Newby Bridge and the southern lakeshore offers a range of options, from traditional stone-built cottages and historic inns to boutique hotels nestled near the water’s edge. Lakeside camping is popular for those arriving with family, while local guesthouses provide a quieter base for early-morning starts. Expect to pay between 120 and 220 EUR per night for standard double occupancy in peak August, though booking well in advance is essential due to the high volume of summer visitors in the Lake District.
Things to do nearby
Beyond the water, the region invites exploration through its dense network of limestone-fringed trails and woodland paths. Visitors can take a heritage steam train from the nearby Lakeside station, rent kayaks or SUPs for a slower exploration of the smaller bays, or visit the working museum at the Stott Park Bobbin Mill. For those interested in local flavors, the area is home to several historic pubs and artisanal food producers specializing in Cumbrian produce, ideal for a post-race recovery meal.
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