Lake District repair team fear funds to protect route up England’s highest mountain will fall short as crowdfunding deadline looms
Category Archives: Lake District
Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top house, the Lakes: ‘It feels like a game of Potter I-spy’ – review
Delve into the world of natural wonders that inspired the author and explore her home on a Lake District family day out
A local’s guide to Kendal and the southern Lake District: 10 top tips
The Lakes’ southern gateway opens up fantastic hiking, cycling and running routes and plenty of spots to savour the views and refuel, says the director of Kendal Mountain Festival
Carlisle Lake District airport to open for passenger flights in June
Flights from the south of England, Belfast and Dublin to the small regional airport are set to boost tourism to Cumbria
Different strokes: a wild mountain swim in the Lake District
Remote Bowscale Tarn – a setting rich in myth and literary references – proves an inspiring spot for a dip in the northern lakes, even in the rain. All photographs by Vivienne Rickman-Poole
Myth and majesty in China’s Xinjiang lake district
The lakes, forests and mountains of China’s far north are attracting tourists by the busload, but there’s still plenty of untouched wilderness to enjoy
UK wilderness adventures: sleep in a cave in the Lake District
Set up camp at the intriguingly named Priest’s Hole, a cave on the side of Dove Crag, and then wake up to a penthouse view of the fells
Why a Lake District winter break is the perfect escape
With bracing walks, dramatic scenery and not a tourist in view, visiting the Lake District is more enjoyable in the winter.
Julian Worker Travel - A few ideas for your next trip in every direction 