Exploring Lake District by foot
Rashmi Gopal RaoRashmi Gopal Rao/Guest Contributor/SIGHTSEEING, LAKE DISTRICT/ Updated : Mar 29, 2016, 11:12 IST
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One of UK's favorite destinations for walking, trekking and climbing enthusiasts, Lake District has a lot to offer for the active tourist. From low level lakeside strolls to mountain hiking, there are a wide variety of routes each … Read more
One of UK's favorite destinations for walking, trekking and climbing enthusiasts, Lake District has a lot to offer for the active tourist. From low level lakeside strolls to mountain hiking, there are a wide variety of routes each having its own exclusive features. There are umpteen guided walking tours, many of them suitable for the whole family and also wheelchairs. Read less

One of UK's favorite destinations for walking, trekking and climbing enthusiasts, Lake District has a lot to offer for the active tourist. From low level lakeside strolls to mountain hiking, there are a wide variety of routes each having its own exclusive features. There are umpteen guided walking tours, many of them suitable for the whole family and also wheelchairs. Most of the walks along the lakes and valleys start from the Lake District towns. Ensure you wear the right shoes and outfit to make the experience enjoyable. The more adventurous can engage in hill climbing and weather permitting, even try out some high routes. The Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain at 3209 ft and Helvellyn at 3171 ft are some of the destinations that climbers would want to tick off their lists. Do remember again that these need to be attempted only in good weather and with durable, water proof gear. Investing in a map and keeping it handy always helps!
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