Potter’s writing retreat in northwest England, in the Lake District of Cumbria ... were designated as a national park, Britain’s largest and, with 18 million annual visitors, its most popular.

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

Described as the "adventure capital of the UK", a visit to the Lake District is a great destination for explorers craving a more active holiday this year. When visiting the Lake District for the ...

The broadcaster, best known for presenting BBC Breakfast for 20 years, will be at the Burn How Hotel on May 3.

In a YouTube video about the Lake District, travel enthusiast Robbie Roams lists the top 10 must-see locations in the area, reports the Express. Topping his list is Windermere, which he describes as a ...

The Lake District is rich with atmospheric pubs and coaching inns, many seemingly unchanged for centuries – and that's their ...

the latest episode of a popular BBC documentary series shined a light on the Lake District. A new series of Great British Railway Journeys, following Michael Portillo as he travels the country by ...

For many people, the Lake District is – and only is – about walking. Well, it is almost impossible to step outside without ...

Rescuers say people drawn to the Lake District to get selfies are sometimes not prepared for the trek Tourists under the age of 24, often wanting to get selfies at beauty spots, are the group most ...

Work is underway to build a new £2.5million mosque on the edge of the idyllic Lake District. The South Lakes ... campaigner Tommy Robinson and the Britain First party. The three-storey building ...

Plans to remove infrastructure, weirs and dams from three Lake District waters have been submitted. United Utilities stopped abstracting water from Crummock Water, Chapelhouse Reservoir and ...

for many mountain-lovers this is the heart of the real Lake District; it’s surrounded by some of the Lakes’ most majestic fells including Great Gable and Scafell Pike. Not surprisingly ...