So, ecologist Lee Schofield has written to UNESCO arguing that their designation of the Lake District ‘promotes a false ...

An area of craggy fells, expansive lakes and chocolate box market towns spread over 912 square miles, the Lake District is one of the UK’s most popular tourist destinations. With England’s ...

The Lake District is a firm favourite among both British ... some of the most natural and breathtaking scenery in all of the UK. The Lake District is an ideal spot to escape the hustle and bustle ...

A LAKE District guest house can be converted into either self-catering holiday let unit or a home, planners at the national park authority ...

The Lake District is England’s largest and best-known ... while National Express links the area to various towns across the UK by coach. For accommodation, try out The Quiet Site, a carbon ...

The Lake District has long been synonymous with outdoor ... and most poetic scenery England has to offer. But across the UK there are similarly soul-stirring landscapes ripe for exploration ...

The best Lake District hotels for 2025, with lakeside ... craggy valleys and striking whitewashed villages, the Lake District’s awe-inspiring landscape is home to some of the UK’s best hotels.

A direct train from London took me to the mountains of the Lake District in just over three hours. While there, I explored two areas - staying at the Inn on the Square in the centre of Keswick ...

The village of Grasmere literally straddles the River Rothay in the middle of northwest England’s Lake District and figuratively the perilous line between quaint and twee, between historic ...

Eating out in the Lake District has changed dramatically over ... Chef-owner Simon Rogan was at the forefront of the movement that saw UK restaurants begin to offer menus driven by foraging ...

For sheer landscape and Michelin star confluence, it’s hard for anywhere in the UK to match the famously scenic Lake District, 90 miles from Manchester, about 290 from London. For many ...

Aside from magnificent fells, glittering lakes, craggy valleys and striking whitewashed villages, the Lake District’s awe-inspiring landscape is home to some of the UK’s best hotels.