The Lake District National Park is located in the County of Cumbria, in the North West of England. Established as a National Park in 1951, it is England’s largest National Park, covering an area of 2,292 square kilometres. The Lake District is characterised by small village settlements, although there are three larger towns within the National Park: Keswick, Windermere and Ambleside.
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- The Lake District is England's largest National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- The Lake District, also known as the Lakes or Lakeland, is a mountainous region and national park in Cumbria, North West England.
- Indeed, while many think of England as pretty flat, the nation’s highest peak is located in the Lake District.
- Lake District (Göller İlçesi) aynı zamanda The Lakes olarak da bilinen Kuzey-Batı İngiltere'de bulunan dağlık bölge.
- Complex geology – the Lake District’s rocks provide a dramatic record of nearly 500 million years, with evidence of colliding continents, deep oceans...
- Accommodation: A wide range of accommodation options are available in the Lake District, from luxury hotels to cosy beds and breakfasts.
- The Lake District is the UK’s most popular national park.
- The park is comprised of the entire area known as the Lake District which includes a number of lakes, forests, and mountains.
- Between 1952 and 1966, Wainwright, considered by many to be the father of fell walking, set out to walk all 214 Lake District Peaks and write about them in seven...
- With 16 million tourists a year, it's clear that there is plenty to do in the Lake District, including an array of outdoor fell walks that range in diffculty.
