The lakes of Lake District National Park
"The finest scenery that ever was“ is nowhere else than in the Lake District National Park - at least according to John Constable. But the landscape speaks for itself! The unique combination of water and mountains makes it a paradise for outdoor lovers. The lakes, which gave the national park its name, are perfect destinations for an exciting outdoor adventure. See the high mountain peaks reflect on the surface of the crystal clear lakes.
England’s largest Lake is over 16 km (10 miles) long and located in the National Park Lake District.
The second largest lake in the National Park Lake District is 12 km (7.5 miles) long and a popular ...
Near Keswick, this beautiful lake can be reached on a well-maintained footpath - and it’s worth the ...
The very shallow Bassenthwaite is one of the four largest lakes in the National Park Lake District.
The fifth biggest lake of the National Park Lake District is a beautiful destination for outdoor ...
The water reservoir in the Mardale valley is today one of the biggest lakes in the National Park ...
Initially, this lake was two smaller separate ones which were dammed to form a big water reservoir ...
Far in the west of the National Park Lakes District lies the beautiful glacial lake Ennerdale.
Surrounded by high mountains, this lake is one of Lake District National Park's most beautiful lakes. ...
Next to its sister lake Buttermere, this underestimated beautiful lake is located in Lake District ...
Shaped by glaciers, this small lake lies between Windermere and Coniston Water. With a size of 1,1 ...
The landscape surrounding Buttermere paints a unique picture that became very popular among visitors. ...
This beautiful and small lake, part of the National Park Lake District, inspired romantic poet ...
Only 1.6 km long (1 mile), this beautiful lake is a paradise for walkers who want to go on an ...
This lake, part of the Lake District National Park, was a source of inspiration for the romantic ...