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Lake District
Lake District
The Lake District is a region in North West England
dominated by mountains and lakes. It’s situated in the
county of Cumbria, with the most popular area being the Lake
District National Park, which is the largest National Park
in England and Wales. The area is around 35 miles across and
is a product of the Ice Age.
The Lake District itself is split up into a number of
different areas; the Northern Fells, the North Western
Fells, the Western Fells, the Mid-Western Fells, the
South-Western Fells, the South-Eastern Fells, the
Far-Eastern Fells, the Eastern Fells and the Central Fells.
The Western Fells is the area in which you will find Scafell
Pike, which is England’s highest mountain. However, the main
attraction of the Western Fells is Pillar Rock, along with
Wastwater, which is England’s deepest lake.
In the Eastern Fells there is the impressive height of Red
Screes, which overlooks Kirkstone Pass, a fantastic sight.
As well as this you can also find the Helvellyn range in
this area, which peaks at 951m and is the 3rd highest peak
in the Lake District.
There are too many attractions to mention in the Lake
District and often you will find many simply as you drive
along. Throughout the Lake District there are many fine
restaurants, many of which have been awarded Michelin Stars.
Due to the mountainous terrain of the Lake District it’s one
of the dampest parts of the United Kingdom, with more than
80 inches of rain every year. However March through to July
are the driest months, with the warmest weather, making
hiking and trips in general ideal.
Travelling by car is the best way of seeing all of the
beauty of the Lake District. Car hire in the Lake District
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