North West England is a verdant, rugged part of the United Kingdom best known for the Lake District, a beautiful national park filled with mountains, valleys, and, of course, lakes. The area is ...

Adam Ball, from South Shields, has set himself the challenge of swimming all 13 publicly accessible lakes in the Lake District in an effort to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.

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But this summer will be the last chance to visit and enjoy a swim or boat ride out on the lake for some time. The National Park Service has announced the Crater Lake Accessibility Self-Evaluation ...

The body of a man in his 20s has been recovered by police divers after he got into difficulty while open water swimming in the Lake District. The man had gone swimming at Falling Rocks in ...

The Lake District National Park Authority ... kayaking, canoeing, and swimming are appropriate for the smaller lakes, we have also seen an increase in the use of vessels powered by electric ...

The best wild swimming spots across the UK have been ranked including freshwater lakes and waterfalls ... Other destinations on the list include the Lake District, home to the glacial lake ...

A dozen or more lakes – sinuous ... South of Keswick is Borrowdale, possibly the Lake District’s most picturesque valley. Grange is a pretty spot for a walk across fields to the lake or ...

The top ten places were posted by travel YouTuber, Robbie Roams, who saved the best until last. Bassenthwaite is the only ‘true’ lake in the Lake District, and one of the fourth largest lakes in the ...