England's most beautiful place’ has been named in a National newspaper, and it’s right here in Cumbria.

The Lake District has inspired writers, painters, and nature lovers for centuries for very good reason. Take in some of England's most legendary views on the water by kayak or paddleboard. Walk the ...

The Lake District is England’s largest and best-known national park — a UNESCO World Heritage Site that comprises dramatic mountain fells, glacial lakes and lush, flower-specked valleys over a ...

The dramatic scenery of the Lake District National Park has captivated visitors for centuries. Located in Cumbria in north-west England, the region is known for its shimmering lakes, rugged fells and ...

Cumbria Police said they have been aware of an "increasing trend in taking off-road bikes onto the Lake District National ...

Lake District planners have approved a 60-day pop-up campsite near Pooley Bridge for summer visitors, subject to wastewater mitigation measures.

Park up and slow down — the rolling fells, wild waters and welcoming villages of the Lake District are perfect for exploring at your own pace in a campervan. Exploring the Lake District by campervan ...

Tucked away amongst some of the Lake District's most stunning peaks lies a collection of fairy pools accessible via a 40-minute hike. Cumbria's Lake District stands as England's largest National Park, ...

Wind speeds of 89 miles per hour were recorded by Fell Top Assessors yesterday on Helvellyn, a seasonal record on the Lake District mountain.

Adventure lovers Adrian and Bethany say there’s a magical Lake District spot that many visitors walk straight past – even ...

Take in some of England's most legendary views on the water by kayak or paddleboard. Walk the same paths that Romantic poets once did and see the 65-foot-tall Aira Force waterfall. Cumbria arguably ...