High Head Sculpture Valley

Ivegill, Carlisle, Cumbria

Cumbria’s unique tourist attraction is a feast for the senses...

See magnificent life-size sculptures imaginatively displayed in a natural wooded valley. Listen to the sound of birdsong and... Feel the gentle summer breeze on your face as you stroll amidst beautiful rolling countryside. Taste & Smell freshly prepared Cumbrian food in our traditional farmhouse tearoom.

The Valley
Take time to meander around the five acre Sculpture Valley set amongst the glorious Cumbrian countryside.

The Gallery
A changing exhibition of traditional and contemporary sculptures, paintings, photography and ceramics. Works of art are available for sale
as well as a wide range of Made in Cumbria arts, crafts and foodstuffs.

The Willow Labyrinth
The labyrinth is based on a 4500 year old design. Walk the labyrinth, then sit in quiet contemplation on the carved seat at its centre.

High Head Stone Circle
Overlooking the historic High Head Castle and glorious Lakeland fells you will also experience the imposing stone circle. The Circle incorporates astronomical and landscape alignments, and also marks the cycle of the year.

Tearoom
The delicious food is freshly prepared, with many dishes from original farmhouse recipes. The tearoom is fully licensed.

Children's Play Area
Families are welcome and children can take part in pond dipping, hide & seek, birdwatching, as well as having fun in our outdoor play area while parents can relax in the Tree Stump Shelter nearby.

The Farm
High Head Sculpture Valley is set on a working dairy farm. We pride ourselves on our animal welfare & environmental sensitivity.
Cumbria’s unique tourist attraction is a feast for the senses...

The Wildlife
Otters, kingfishers, herons and dippers live alongside the River Ive that runs through High Head Sculpture Valley. Roe deer, red squirrels and numerous species of birds occupy the woods, and hare may be seen on the open fields.

Countryside Walks
Specially created trails enable visitors to experience the true pastoral beauty of the High Head Sculpture Valley. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead and pooper-scoopers are to be used at all times.

Visit website: www.highheadsculpturevalley.co.uk

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