- 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.
- Many visitors to the Lake District begin their journey in one of the many towns and villages scattered throughout Cumbria, surrounded by lakes and hills.
- Ice and fire carved the highest mountains and deepest lakes. Humans brought life and love. Welcome to the Lake District.
- 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.
- Things to Do in Lake District, England: See Tripadvisor's 962,547 traveler reviews and photos of Lake District tourist attractions.
- Drivers can reach the Lake District from London in about five hours, and nearly 90 percent of all Lake District visitors come by private vehicle.
- In fact, the Lake District is home to both the deepest (Wastwater Lake) and the longest (Lake Windermere) lakes in England.
- The park is comprised of the entire area known as the Lake District which includes a number of lakes, forests, and mountains.
- There's more than lakes to England's Lake District. This whole region has so much to offer visitors in terms of both natural beauty and things to do.
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