The Top 10 Places to visit in The Lake District

[@nigelpower1509]

Favourite places are always relative, but 50 years after I was last in the Lake District I still get dewy-eyed looking at films of Wasdale and its surrounding peaks: Great Gable, the Scafells, Yewbarrow. A shot of Great Gable from Wastwater must be one of the finest views anywhere - to this old fogie anyway.

[@davidsheriff8989]

I climbed Scafell and Red Top Pyke in April 1965 on mountain rescue..great video, brings back so many memories...

[@qsfrankfurt9513]

Beautiful. Need to get back there. It's been quite a few years since I was in the Lake District

[@hazels27]

A very interesting information video. Thank you.

[@karenmacleod8943]

Another great video. So interesting, I'll have to revisit the lakes sometime.

[@OutonaLimbwithKym]

WOW! All I want to do now is pack my suitcase and fly over the pond and visit these magnificent places in person. I absolutely loved this video. My favorite by far! You are the perfect narrator and should consider making more of these. Just loved it!!!!!!

[@EllOfAWalk]

Kym thank you soooo much for some lovely feedback. You read my mind... I am doing another one 😀👍 Much love always from over the pound ❤️

[@malawideep7980]

Spectacular videos...my dream is to move to England if life permits to do so...i'm crossing the pond... your videos is very inspiring...well done.

[@joyf7051]

As long as you get no floods

[@pointofviewgr]

Great sharing 👍

[@laliadventure7953]

Beautiful photo of nature and good editing.

[@adaminthewild8915]

Mr Elliot. I bloody loved this. Here are a couple of reasons why - The places mentioned, as you say are beautiful places and the information you gave on these destinations is second to none! The music throughout the video was so fitting and found my self lost in amazement throughout. The narrating was fluent and brilliantly done! All round an amazing video and I thank you so much for putting this together. Much love to ell of a walk!

[@EllOfAWalk]

Dont think there is much i can add to that except THANK YOU :)

[@bobdagnall3120]

Donald Campbell attempted his record on Coniston water not ullswater so I thought ???

[@1956alrad]

Thanks for posting this. Totally enjoyed!

[@ecaterinaionita1896]

❤❤❤ Lake District

[@AlaskanAmblers]

The Lake District looks fantastic. I hike there about 40 years ago, but I must return. Thanks for this useful list!

[@EllOfAWalk]

Thanks for the great comments and support :)

[@kathlett8988]

What an amazing video! Coming from someone who adores the Lakes, that is a true compliment. Very interesting, clearly explained facts. Covered many places I have ventured, but I was amazed to discover a couple I haven't, but intend to in the future. Also love what the two of you are doing to support others 👍👏

[@EllOfAWalk]

Wow... Thank you for the wonderful feedback. So glad you enjoyed this too. Your support is greatly appreciated 😍👍

[@generationxperiences]

Wow Elliot great video 👍 we love the lakes as you can probably tell from our other channel but there are a few places you mention we haven’t been so time to go back I think. Great shots! Thanks for sharing 👍❤️

[@EllOfAWalk]

Thank you for the comments and support :)

[@bipedal_shenanigans]

Fab video very informative and you've given us some ideas for this year

[@DaviesHuw]

Thank you so much for sharing this video Elliot..Very much appreciated..The video is very indepth & imformitive, which i like...Its the first time ever for me to see the Lake district in great detail...I'll certainly put on a list of places, i would love to visit...

[@EllOfAWalk]

Thanks for watching Huw and as always your continued support :)

[@micahdavis214]

Great video goof information I enjoyed it very much, but not one fell summit in the top 10 of the lake district 😮

[@EllOfAWalk]

Scafell Pike gets a mention :)

[@Hill593]

Hi guys, I only just saw this upload, great video- I love the Lake District. I’ve been to Windermere, grasmere and Ambleside. Castlerigg stone circle, munncaster castle and honnister slate mine look amazing- I need to visit. Thankyou for sharing.❤️xx

[@EllOfAWalk]

Thanks Lindsey. Yes you need to visit. An amazing place. Thanks again for your support. Love from EOAW :)

[@EllOfAWalk]

You deffo need to visit...an amazing place any time of year! Thanks for watching :)

[@mylestubedayz5613]

Raven glass has a brilliant miniature railway and is well worth a ride! It takes roughly 45 minutes to travel 1 way and if you like your hiking can make a good start to a walking trip. Personally I just like the miniature steam engines and the scenery ! And the pub at the other end 😊

[@doreenforbes2011]

👌🏿 Thank you so much For sharing ths. i have a new adventures and places to discover and I we'll be checking some of them out💃

[@EllOfAWalk]

Thanks for watching and your support ❤️💛💚

[@sarge5302]

WOW, 10 places to visit in lake District in 10 mins. The way u narrated it, the music, the informations,the way u executed it, loved it. I don't think the fact that this video being 10 mins is just a coincidence. It's just Too precise Everything any this video is 10/10.

[@EllOfAWalk]

Thank you for the great feedback👍🙂

[@TheFairway8]

It has its sister railway in Kent Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway. They both share engines. Been on both love the one in Kent but the scenery in The Lakes is far superior it has to be said

[@Brian-om2hh]

I was born, and have lived in the Lake District all my life. I find it rather bemusing that your 1st choice of places to visit is Windermere. As someone who lives in the area, it's the last place I'd go! But then many of my favourite places in the Lakes are locations which rarely see tourists..... I congratulate you on your correct naming of Windermere. Many tourists refer to it as "Lake" Windermere.....

[@EllOfAWalk]

Thanks for watching and your comments. I would stress that these top tens are not necessarily in a favourite order and i dont put one place above another in terms of what i think, Its simply a collection of places we love and feel worthy of a mention. The next one will simply be titled 'Ten Places' just to save you being bemused :)

[@rachelxtc]

Where would you recommend? My husndbad and I are planning a trip there from the US.

[@paulm2467]

@@rachelxtc if possible go to the Western and Northern lakes, Buttermere, Crummock water, Ennerdale water or Wastwater, they are beautiful and isolated , if you want somewhere with a bit more activity Keswick is probably the best base as it has Derwentwater, Skiddaw and Bassenthwaite lake on its doorstep and is frequented by serious walkers rather than people who never go further than 100 metres/yards from their car.

[@discover-montenegro]

Lovely area 🥰

[@ladyintheskyuk]

Fantastic 👏 You got a new subscriber ❤

[@Ubacatlas]

Very nice video good continuation

[@EllOfAWalk]

Thanks for watching :)

[@peterswift886]

Disappointed that Keswick was not mentioned in the top ten.

[@EllOfAWalk]

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[@TheFairway8]

Interesting video, could have quite easily been 50 or more places to visit in The Lake District

[@EllOfAWalk]

Couldn't agree more....thanks for watching🙂👍🥾

[@ДенисБлашкевич-п4ж]

Круто😊😅❤

[@camoTiaras]

So when and why did Campbell change to Coniston water ?.

[@DG-mv6zw]

Apparently its wrong to say "Lake Windermere" . The suffix "mere" already means "lake". Tjevword "lake" is redundant.

[@karlspence4529]

Terrible that the water company dumped sewage in Lake Windermere

[@tonygriffiths7864]

bluebird was on coniston?

[@EllOfAWalk]

It was but that was another attempt👍

[@DaveBartlett]

Windermere is the name of the lake, as well as a town some distance from it. It is NOT the name of the town you showed, nor that described - that was Bowness-on-Windermere. I defy you to partake of any water based recreation in the town of Windermere since it's a long way from the water. Please do at least a modicum of research before or during the production of videos like this. Incidentally, the town of Windermere adopted the name when the trains arrived in the Lake District. It took it's name not from the lake, but from the railway station, where carriages were provided to take travellers from the station down to the water at Bowness-on-Windermere. The name of the village before the railways arrived was 'Birthwaite' but it seems that there was more money to be made by renaming the town after the railway station!

[@brianbyers7565]

Rip off Windermere glass of wine pint of beer 14pounds 50 p ,go to Keswick better value.

[@joyf7051]

I guess the more tourists there are, the more expensive, but I rather go for scenery, than food.