The Lake District is locatedU.K。
The Lake District National Park is located in Crumbia County, England. Although it is only a national park, it has a vast area of 2292 square kilometers. The large and small lakes in the national parks all have extremely beautiful natural scenery; while the villages in the lake districts are simple and peaceful. The Lake District attracted celebrities such as the poet Wordsworth and the painter Porter. Today, the Lake District is a holiday destination for the British and one of the most popular tourist destinations among tourists.
area
city
town
- Windermere
- Bowness-on-Windermer
- Keswick
- Ambleside
Other destinations
Lake
- Lake Windermere (Windermere)
- Derwant Water
- Coniston Water
- Ullswater
- Wast Water
mountain peak
- Scafell Pike
learn
data
The Lake District has the highest mountain in Britain.
- It is 53 kilometers long from east to west and 64 kilometers from south to north. The longest and largest lake isLake Windermere(Windermere).
- The highest peak isSkovel Peak(Scafell Pike).
- Deepest inWast Water, Is 74 meters.
weather
The weather in the Lake District is changeable. This is a household name in the UK. But it is precisely this changeable weather that has created the mountains, valleys and lakes of the Lake District. The weather affects the lives of local people, agriculture and tourists' activities.
- In 2009, there was an extremely rare extreme weather in the lake area. In November, 300 mm of precipitation fell in the lake area within 24 hours, causing flooding in towns such as Keswick, which is called by the locals. "Once in a thousand years."
- There is a British proverb that says: "If you don't like the weather in the Lake District, please wait five minutes before you go out.
In the Lake District, regardless of the weather,Take rain gear with youIt is always wise.
history
- In the 19th century, Walworth, the lakeside poet, came to the lake area that was not well known to the world at that time.
- In 1951, the Lake District National Park was formally established.
Language
- As part of the United Kingdom, almost everyone in the Lake District speaks English. Some locals may have a Scottish accent in their English (because the Lake District is very close to Scotland).
arrival
train
The most convenient way to reach the Lake District is by train. The train station in the Lake District is Windermere (Windermere) Station. However, most trains do not go directly to Windermere. You have to change to the train to Windermere in the Lake District in the small town of Oxenholme.
Bus
There is no bus stop in Windermere, passengers must be atKendall(Kendal) Change to a bus in the Lake District.
Self-driving
At the M6 exit 36, turn onto the A590 (and then onto the A591) to reach Windermere, and continue north on the A591 to Keswick.
 | Notice:The closest airport to the Lake District is Manchester Airport. |
transportation
bus
In the Lake District, buses can travel between towns and major lakes, and are the fastest means of transportation in the Lake District. Some buses can also carry bicycles, and pets are welcome on the bus (of course, your pet must be obedient enough). You can also buy one-day and three-day tickets for public transportation (the fare is ￡6 and ￡10), which can help you save travel expenses.
ferry
On the main lakes in the Lake District, passenger ships are provided. The lakes that provide passenger ferry services include Lake Windermere, Derwant water, and Ullswater. Among them, Lake Windermere also has a ferry crossing the lake.
go sightseeing
Huguang
- The largest lake in EnglandLake WindermereIt is a blessed place for many photography enthusiasts. Whether it is the calm lake surface at sunrise and sunset, or the sparkling lake surface in the afternoon, there are unique scenery. Walk to the west of Lake WindermereOrrest HeadEspecially at sunset, you can get a bird's-eye view of the quietest and most beautiful side of Lake Windermere from the high viewing platform.
- Grasmere l.It is a lake located north of Lake Windermere. Although the area of the lake is not large, you can also feel the healing scenery of the lake by walking along the path full of wildflowers by the lake.
- Derwent LakeIt is a lake south of Keswick. On the peak of Catbell Mountain in the southwest of the lake, the Derwent Lake you see is like a piece of agate in the green area, which is particularly dazzling under the masculine shining.
| Notice:Climbing the top of Catbell requires a certain amount of physical strength and skill, so visitors are invited to do what they can. Visitors of average physical strength may consider another walking trail along the slopes of Catbell Hill. |
Mountain
Small town
- Windermere-BownessIt is the most important town in the Lake District. Here, there are Booths, the largest supermarket in the Lake District, as well as major public facilities such as a post office and a railway station. Windermere is also the town with the most accommodation in the Lake District. Windermere is a must-visit stop when tourists come to the Lake District. Peter Rabbit World is also located in the town. On the hills on the edge of Windermere, the interlocking public walking trails can take you through the charming countryside of England. When crossing fields with animals, remember to be careful!
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- KeswickIt is a home base for wild enthusiasts. This is known as the most unpretentious town in the Lake District. When you come to Keswick, remember the special sausages made in Crumbia County, and don't forget to walk in the chic park on the edge of Derwent Lake!
Activity
In the Lake District, whether it is hiking, boating, cycling, or the simplest walk, there are good places and good scenery.