The most beautiful scenic spot 10 in the "direct attack on Europe and America" lake area.

The rolling mountains and vast lakes in the Lake District of England have inspired countless artists, poets and writers to come here, or call them their homes. The lake has a beautiful and romantic environment and is an excellent place for outdoor activities. Cross the hills from these charming places 10, visit country bars and enjoy the historical sites in this area.

Grassmir is a picturesque village in the Lake District, full of teahouses and stone houses. William wordsworth's former residence, Pigeon Cottage, is located in the village, as well as Wordsworth Museum and Art Gallery, and the family cemetery of St. Oswald's Church. The area is surrounded by the central waterfall, so you can spend some time walking in the Coffin Trail or Easedale Tarn and enjoy the natural beauty. Go to FaerylandCafé to enjoy afternoon tea and extraordinary lake view. The charming coffee shop has an outdoor tea room with a view of Lake Grasmere, and colorful wooden rowing boats are waiting for you to rent.

The ruins of Kendall Castle are located on a steep hill top, enjoying the beautiful scenery of the city and the rolling hills below. This castle may have been built in the late12nd century and has been destroyed since Tudor times. The Kendall Museum showed an exhibition about the castle, including rebuilding it when it was completely upright. From 1897, it is used for "sharing" picnics in grassland areas.

Beautiful stone houses, antique shops and wonderful restaurants are all on the winding streets of Ambre Side. Its central location and the number of nearby facilities make it a perfect home for lake holiday, but the village is not short of perfect landscape. Walking to Stock Ghyll Force is a short but steep journey, starting from Ambleside and heading for the roaring waterfall, which is a good picnic spot. When you walk to Jenkins Rock, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lake Windermere in Rainbow Lake. Don't miss the lovely and quaint Bridge House, which is a small national trust property across Stockbeck. Once there lived a family with six children.

This incredible scenic tour is limited to experienced drivers. The villages in the lake area are winding and secluded, with high stone walls on both sides. Even people who have driven on such roads will find their heart beating faster when climbing steep slopes and opening blind bends at Kirk Si Tong Pass. Although the driveway between Ambre Side and Patedale is daunting, it is the most direct and, more importantly, the most beautiful route. Make full use of several hiking pullover areas for photography, or make a short stop at Kirkstone Pass Inn to enjoy the magnificent scenery.

The 38 stones in the Castellig Stone Circle were erected by Neolithic residents in this area around 3000 BC. Today, they stand stubbornly on the high ground of Kasik's winding road. This circle is in harmony with the dramatic and brilliant background of Helvelin and Gaozuo. Although the exact purpose of this monument has been lost over time, people can still feel its importance today. Castlerigg is one of the oldest stone circles in this country. This area has not been excavated on a large scale, so who knows it may exist under the surface.

Shap Abbey Hotel is located on the Lowther River and was built in the late 2nd century/kloc-0. It is a small part of British religious groups, belonging to a Catholic religious group called Premonstratensians. A melancholy and beautiful15th century tower still stands in the ruins of scattered ancient buildings. There is a road in the monastery: a steep and narrow road that winds down the hillside. The ruins are not only beautiful scenery, but also the road leading to the monastery is a scenic country trip.

Tannhaus, located in the waters of Conus, was left to the National Trust by Beatrix Potter, a writer famous for children's books. The story of Peter Rabbit. Man-made vast waters are one of the most famous scenic spots in the lake, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of natural landscape. Tarn Hows( 1？ Miles long) can be reached by wheelchair, which is very suitable for families seeking gentle walking. A quiet environment is a good place to have a picnic or relax.

As the highest mountain in England, climbing Scarfair is only suitable for experienced hikers. The peak is 978 meters high, or 3,209 feet, providing a magnificent panoramic view of the lake area. When the weather is clear, hikers can enjoy the scenery of Scotland, Wales, Ireland and the Isle of Man. Raising interest rates is a beneficial challenge and a full-day activity. Even the fastest route to the summit (from Wasdale Head) takes 2 to 3 hours. Observe the weather before going out, check the equipment carefully, and be sure to bring one or two maps.

Wastwater is the deepest lake in the lake area, located on the road leading to Wasdale Head, a small village at the head of Wasdale Valley. This area has always been the starting point of many trails. The majestic lake is surrounded by mountains, including the towering Skafel Peak. Gravel and broken rock fragments cover the southeast of the lake and extend upward for nearly 2000 feet. This is an ominous sight. Wordsworth described the lake as "long, narrow, strict and desolate". In 2007, it was chosen as the most popular scenery in Britain.

Take the Urswat steamboat, enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of the lake and seize the excellent photo opportunity. The Victorian steamboat modified by the red arc is elegant in itself. They glided on the idyllic Lake Ulswat, carrying passengers from Glenreading to Puli Bridge. Ferry companies offer special tours, such as bird or wildlife viewing tours and professional photo cruises. Go to the pier in Glenridding for ticketing information.