The best family-friendly hotels in the Lake District for water sports and outdoor trails - Whether it's fell walking, boat ...

A former cafe famed for its views of the Lake District and North Pennines is set to be rebuilt after it was destroyed in a fire six years ago. Hartside Cafe, located on the A686 between Alston and ...

A TREE that stands in a Lake District wood is taller than Nelson's Column and 10 double decker buses stacked on top of each other. The Grand Fir, growing in National Trust Skelghyll Woods, near ...

In 1906, Beatrix Potter acquired a farmhouse in the Lake District of England.A few months earlier, her fiancé, Norman Warne, had died, so she threw herself into working in her garden at Hill Top ...

AN iconic Lake District hill has been named as one of the best places in the UK to watch sunrises and sunsets. ... which was named in the top spot. Calum Jones, ...

Stock bull Cloughhead Shamrock out with his girls at Hollows Farm Between the two units they lamb around 1200 ewes which include a mixture of Herdwicks, Swaledales and Cheviots as well as North of ...

Picturesque Lake District town offering the pinnacle of complete relaxation even bagged the top honour of being named the ultimate spot when it comes to a "digital detox" break.

In the Seeley Lake District of the Lolo National Forest, ... But the tree isn't immortal. Some of his top is dead. A piece of it blew off in high winds. Gus also has a number of nodules on his bark.

Upland farmers in the Lake District say their traditional sheep farming communities face an uncertain future due to reductions in stock numbers to comply with environmental policy. Keith Rowand ...

A second death of a walker has been reported by rescuers in the Lake District. The lone man was found unresponsive by other hikers near Sty Head, a mountain pass near Great Gable, at about 16:18 ...

Friends of the Lake District have been collecting the tubes over the last few years and have so far retrieved about 3,000. The plastic tubes are wrapped around the new trees to protect them from ...

A TREE that stands in a Lake District wood is taller than Nelson's Column and 10 double decker buses stacked on top of each other.