Natures Desktop Lake District Wallpapers Gallery 2
Lake District Wallpapers 2
The Lake District National Park contains 16 Lakes (and many smaller tarns), plus more than 150 high peaks, with four mountains over 3000 feet high, including Scafell Pike at 3206 ft England's highest mountain.The wallpaper photos on this page were taken during my visits to Cumbria in 2005. Lots more info about Cumbria can be found on the Places to visit in Cumbria / Lake District Page.
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Links to Days Out in Cumbria - The Lake District
Hardknott Pass
Hardknott Pass, one of the two steepest passes in the Lake District, is the name of an old Roman road build to link Ravenglass with Ambleside and Kendal.Click here for more info and pictures of Hardnott Pass
Coniston Water
A loverly long narrow lake in the South West of the Lake District - many peoples favorite lake in Cumbria.Click here for more info and pictures of Coniston Water
Wast Water
Probably the most rugged lake in Cumbria and the deepest. It's also one of the hardest to get to, access is via long very bendy B road. Wast Water is located on the western edge of the lakes.Photographs and info on Click here for Wast Water
Derwent Water
A wider lake in northern central lakes with the large town of Keswick near it's northern end. Easy access from A66. Best photo spots are probably along the eastern side along the B5289More wallpapers & info about Derwent Water
Ullswater
A loverly long narrow lake in the North East of the Lake District. (i think it's the longest lake in England??)The main road runs all the way along the west side of the lake and has plenty of pull in parking places with easy access to the lake.
Click here for lots more photos and info about Ullswater
The Lake District is great for clear water streams with fast flowing water over rocks and pebbles. Don't just look at the big views (as impressive as they are), little babbling brooks can be just as interesting. There's also lots of waterfalls in Cumbria. Moss Force nr Buttermere is an interesting one, with nice open views and less visitors than some of the more famous falls and forces.
As with all falls, it's at it's best in Spring and Winter or after a heavy period of Summer rain. (not unknown in the Lake District).
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