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South Lakes

England’s longest lake, Windermere, continues to be a popular destination for tourists visiting Cumbria. Whether sailing on the lake or climbing the fells, the splendour of the area is unsurpassed.

To the north of Windermere is some of the best fell walking in the UK including the Langdale Pikes in the awesome Langdale Valley. For something less strenuous, amble around the lanes of the village of Grasmere - famed for being the home to the poet William Wordsworth. An excellent view over the village, and of the ‘mere’ of the same name, can be achieved from Brackenfell just to the east of the village.

Please choose a Cumbrian View by clicking the red dots on the map or from the list above. Please note the map is for reference only and is not to scale.

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Explore the views above at you leisure then take a look at the best accommodation, places to eat and things to do in the county.

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