The remains of the Roman fort at Hardknott occupy a grassy spur overlooking beautiful Eskdale. The structure, marked on some maps as
Read More Β»Unless willing to make the long journey around the top or bottom of the National Park, drivers or cyclists wanting to reach
Read More Β»Scale Force is the Lake Districtβs longest waterfall. The path leading up to it from Buttermere is rough underfoot, but the location
Read More Β»Crummock Water is located between Buttermere and Loweswater, and is the largest of the three. Steep slopes rear up on two sides:
Read More Β»Great Gable, usually referred to simply as βGableβ, is one of the most distinctive fells in the Lake District, clearly visible and
Read More Β»The grand slopes leading skyward from Buttermereβs south-western shores culminate in a high, rocky ridge topping out at 2647ft (807m). From north
Read More Β»Buttermere is the name of both a lake and a village and is also often used for the valley in which the
Read More Β»A Wilderness Retreat in the West Lake District Ennerdale stands out as one of the most remote and wild Lakeland valleys, with
Read More Β»The highest mountain in England. How high is Scafell Pike? Scafell Pikes height at 3209ft, or 978 metres, above sea level, makes
Read More Β»Wastwater Depth Wastwater is the National Parkβs deepest lake; in fact, plunging to 258ft, itβs the deepest lake in the whole of
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