Lakes & Mountains
The Lake District National Park, designated in 1951, is famous for its lakes and mountains. In an area of 2292 sq.kms. It includes 19 major lakes, waters and reservoirs, and 21 mountains with 6 summits over 900m, including Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England.
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Dovedale walk from Brotherswater, Kirkstone Pass.
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Dovedale walk from Brotherswater, Kirkstone Pass.
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Dovedale walk from Brotherswater, Kirkstone Pass. Towards Hartsop Dodd.
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Summit Ridge, Hellvellyn, in winter snow.
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View from Linthwaite Hotel, Bowness. Hotel, Bowness, over Windermere.
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Upper Kentmere, above Green Quarter, towards High Street. stone wall sheep pens.
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Upper Kentmere reservoir, above Green Quarter, towards High Street.
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Borrowdale towards Shap from Tebay end.
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Windermere and Bowness, Lakeside, Claife walk.
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Windermere and Bowness, Lakeside, Claife walk.
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Windermere and Bowness, Lakeside, Claife walk.
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Windermere ferry and Bowness, Lakeside, Claife walk.
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Windermere and Bowness, Lakeside, Claife walk.
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Windermere and Bowness, Lakeside, Claife walk.
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Windermere and Bowness, Lakeside, Claife walk.
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Windermere and Bowness, Lakeside, Claife walk.
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Windermere and Bowness, Lakeside, Claife walk.
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Ferry, Windermere and Bowness, Lakeside, Claife walk.
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A592 Kirkstone Pass looking up from Patterdale.
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A592 Kirkstone Pass looking up from Patterdale.
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A592 Kirkstone Pass looking up.
