For Nature Photography Day (June 15) here are some of the best spots across the county to capture the beautiful scenery. 1. Lake District National Park Derwentwater: This lake offers picturesque views, especially at sunrise and sunset, with the surrounding fells reflected in the water.
Buttermere: Known for its tranquil beauty and dramatic landscapes, including Fleetwith Pike and Haystacks. Tarn Hows: A serene spot with a small lake surrounded by woodlands, perfect for capturing reflections and varied lighting. Catbells: A popular hiking spot providing panoramic views of Derwentwater and the surrounding fells.
Milly the rescue dog looks out on Derwent Water and the Catbells (Image: Dawn Charlton) 2. Scafell Pike As the highest peak in England, it offers breathtaking views over the Lake District and is ideal for capturing expansive landscapes. 3.
Ullswater This lake is known for its serene beauty, with opportunities to photograph sweeping lake vistas, rolling hills, and quaint villages like Glenridding. 4. Helvellyn This mountain offers stunning views and dramatic landscapes, particularly from Striding Edge and Red Tarn.
5. Wastwater Known for its dramatic scenery, with the deepest lake in England framed by towering peaks like Scafell Pike and Great Gable. 6.
Ennerdale Water One of the more remote and less visited lakes, offering unspoiled natural beauty and a sense of wilderness. 7. Watchtree Nature Reserve The popular attraction close to Carlisle offers wildflower meadows, w.
