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The town of Ambleside is situated at the Northern end of England's largest lake, Windermere. It is a popular market town with a great central location in the national park.- The national nature reserve of Bassenthwaite Lake is a tranquil finger of water sitting in the lofty shadow of Skiddaw.
- The village of Coniston is set at the foot of the giant fell, The Old Man of Coniston. As one of the larger Lake District mountains, the village is popular with walkers.
- This pretty little village is nestled next to the Fairfield mountain range. Also famous for the legendary Grasmere gingerbread.
- The pretty little village of Hawkshead has close ties with famous author, Beatrix Potter and her famous Peter Rabbit stories.
- This historic town is the culture centre for the Lake District. It is also known for its wide variety of shopping outlets and performances at the Brewery Arts Centre.
- This beautiful town at the North end of Derwentwater is popular with visitors all year round. It is surrounded by large fells making it popular with hikers and fell walkers.
- The Langdale Valley is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the Lake District. The villages are dominated by the giant surrounding fells.
- Named England's most beautiful lake, Ullswater's scenery is truly breath-taking. Pooley Bridge is situated at the north of the lake and Glenridding to the South.
- Windermere and Bowness are the perfect Lakeland destinations all year round. With the shores of the lake nearby, you are never short of fantastic scenery or leisure activities.
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