Blea Tarn, located in the picturesque Lake District, is a perfect example of natural beauty and tranquillity, offering visitors a serene escape
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Loweswater is a lake in the Lake District National Park next to Crummock Water. The lake lies immediately to the north of
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Tarn Hows is a popular beauty spot easily accessible between Coniston and Hawkshead on the B5285. The National Trust car park is
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Sublime Elegance Stanley Ghyll Force Stanley Ghyll Force is a waterfall that enchants visitors with its graceful elegance. A lush, wooded gorge
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Where the infant River Eden oozes from the peat of the Pennines and begins its journey to the Solway Firth, it’s known
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Depending on how you measure your waterfalls, Cautley Spout has the longest drop of any in England. This astounding waterfall plummets in
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There’s something very special about the way Ullswater, the National Park’s second largest lake, draws you in over its eight-mile length, pulling
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Amongst the largest lakes in the National Park Bassenthwaite Lake, known locally as Bass Lake, lies to the north of Keswick. At
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The Lodore Falls are hidden away in a rocky woodland ravine close to the south-eastern tip of Derwentwater. The Romantic poet Robert
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Sometimes referred to as the ‘Queen of the Lakes’, Derwentwater is one of the most regal bodies of water in Cumbria; guarded
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