The Lake District, undoubtedly, has some of Britain’s finest scenery and fell-walking. But it has much more – much (not ...

The hills and mountains of the Lake District National Park offer the most spectacular walking routes in England.

You don’t have to relegate your walking boots to the back of the cupboard and don cosy slippers just because it’s winter ... view in the eastern Lake District is from a point little more ...

Two sets of temperature probes have been placed in the Lake District – one near the base of Great End and the other near the ... conditions with easy-to-understand colour topos and other useful ...

Two sets of temperature probes have been placed in the Lake District – one near the base of Great End and the other near the base of crags on the Red Tarn Face of Helvellyn, These take readings at ...

Even when it’s damp – and it frequently is – the scenery merely acquires a layer ... South of Keswick is Borrowdale, possibly the Lake District’s most picturesque valley.

Tourism is an important industry here, with over 12 million visitors every year who come to walk, cycle, run, boat or to look at the amazing scenery. The Lake District is a national park with ...