From the rolling expanse of the Cheshire Plain up to England’s
highest point, Scafell Pike, this
beautiful corner of England naturally has it all.
Containing England’s largest National Park, thirty two nature
reserves, four Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a Heritage
Coast and miles more magnificent shoreline, the Northwest is a
region of great contrasts, stunning scenery, amazing wildlife,
endless things to do and places to go.
If you're looking for some of Britain's favourite views, this is
the place to come - try Wastwater for its
breathtaking views of lake and mountain, or White Nancy nr Bollington for its panoramic views
of Cheshire and beyond.
Discover 25 great walks in England's Northwest this summer, including a number led by Fred Talbot which featured in ITV's Wainright Country
For Britain, there's only one view: Wastwater. Looking down onto
England's deepest lake, surrounded by mountains such as Great
Gable, Red Pike and Scafell Pike (England's highest peak) and the
steep glacial valleys which descend violently to the water’s edge
is an unrivalled visual pleasure.