| River Eden |
| Safety notes for members and visitors |
| Maps |
| Invasive Species/Biosecurity |
| The Eden Rivers Trust |
| Links |
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THE RIVER EDEN The Association
controls approximately 9 miles of the Eden on various beats between
Bolton near Appleby and Armathwaite. The Eden flows over some carboniferous limestone, making it very rich in habitat and species biodiversity, as well as over sandstone and mudstone. It flows through beautiful meadows and woodlands with a large variety of wildlife. Trout and grayling predominate in the Association's water, although the occasional salmon and sea trout is encountered. By far the majority of fish are wild, native stock.
Members
and visiting anglers can check the water levels for the River Eden prior
to their visit by calling the Environment Agencies 'Rivercall' on 09066197733
or go to
There are also webcams On the River Eden at Warwick Hall and Kirkby Stephen: http://www.farsondigitalwatercams.com/live-webcams/north/Eden/Warwick-on-Eden/ http://www.farsondigitalwatercams.com/live-webcams/north/Eden/Kirkby-Stephen/ |