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The highest peak in the Lake District (and in     England!) is Scafell Pike at 3,210 feet (978m).   The longest lake (11 miles) in the Lake    District (and in England!) is Windermere.       The Lake District is the largest        National Park in the UK.

VISIT THE LAKE DISTRICT    Visit the Lake District and discover why this beautiful    National Park is such a popular holiday destination.    Made famous by the likes of William Wordsworth and    Beatrix Potter, the Lake District is home to some of    England's most beautiful scenery.    Whether you love walking, sailing, climbing, photography    or the outdoors in general, you're sure to love the Lakes!    Even if you just prefer to browse shops and enjoy cafés    in picturesque towns and villages, you can do that too.

Some popular places to visit include Bowness,    Windermere, Ambleside, Grasmere, Hawskshead,    Coniston and Keswick.    In each of these places, you'll find lots to see and do.    As well as the natural splendour of the Lake District,    popular purpose-built attractions include Windermere    Cruises, the World of Beatrix Potter Attraction, Dove    Cottage and the Wordsworth Museum, Hill Top,    Brockhole Visitor Centre, and a whole lot more.    In short, the Lake District has something to offer    everyone at any time of the year.

THERE'S ONLY ONE LAKE IN THE LAKE DISTRICT!    Bassenthwaite Lake, Brotherswater, Buttermere,    Coniston Water, Crummock Water, Derwent Water,    Devoke Water, Elter Water, Ennerdale Water,    Esthwaite Water, Grasmere, Haweswater Reservoir,    Hayeswater, Loweswater, Rydal Water, Thirlmere,    Ullswater, Wast Water, Windermere    Listed above are various bodies of water that you can    discover in the Lake District... but only one of them    truly a lake... see if you  can spot which one. All the    others are waters, meres, tarns, etc. - not lakes!