- Called Scafell Pike, it sits pretty at around 3,209 feet, and is a doable climb for the more adventurous. The Lake District’s natural beauty has inspired many artists.
- The Lake District is England's largest National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- The message could not be clearer. This is not the time to visit the Lake District. We hope to welcome you back in happier and safer times.
- Accommodation: A wide range of accommodation options are available in the Lake District, from luxury hotels to cosy beds and breakfasts.
- The mountains (or 'fells') of the Lake District are known as the "Cumbrian Mountains", "Cumbrian Fells" or "Lakeland Fells".
- Top Lake District Hiking Trails: See reviews and photos of Hiking Trails in Lake District, England on Tripadvisor.
- Perched on a hilltop halfway between Coniston and Ambleside, The Drunken Duck is generally acknowledged as one of the Lake District’s finest pubs.
- Welcome to the YouTube channel for England's largest National Park...
- From its literary connections to its geological wonders, the Lake District offers a plethora of interesting and impressive tidbits that will surely pique your curiosity.
- Our longstanding Chief Executive, Richard Leafe, has announced he will stand down from the Lake District National Park Authority later this year.
