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Rolling forested mountainside and incredible national lakes
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Hiking in United Kingdom - 2 days - Beginner
Trek Training Weekend in South Downs, England
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Jessica Gebbett
5.00
October, 2019
1+ day Rock Climbing in Lake District, North West England
Had a great day out climbing with Paul and his lovely dog Harry. Paul was a wealth of information for us. We came over from America and he was even so helpful to give us a lift. Super friendly wish would had more time for another day of climbing!
Tal Peleg Lieblich
5.00
August, 2019
Guided rock climbing in the Lake District
We had a wonderful climbing day with Nick. Thanks a lot!
There are many reasons for choosing England
Whether it’s the upland area of the Peak District, which lies at the south of the Pennines and stretches from the East Midlands to the North West, or the Lake District of Cumbria that borders Scotland, the island of Britain offers fantastic variety of climbing and hiking adventures.
Good to know:
Country Code
+44
Language
English
Currency
British pound sterling
What’s the weather like?
England has a maritime climate and is characterised by its changeable weather. Mild temperatures mean that winters rarely dip below freezing point and summers don’t usually reach beyond 32 °C
Best time to visit
Due to mild temperatures during all four seasons, it’s possible to climb the cliffs and mountains of England all year round, providing that it’s dry. Indeed, winter is the best time to climb the gritstone boulders of the Peak District, as this is when the friction is at its best
How to get there?
You will probably fly into one of London’s airports, Heathrow or Gatwick, the busiest in Britain and one of the busiest in the world. Alternatively, an international flight to Manchester Airport would get you much closer to the mountains and national parks of England. Situated in the north west of England, Manchester is about 15 miles from the Peak District, and 90 miles from the Lake District
More info about England:
Comprising approximately five eighths of the island nation of Britain, England is bordered by Scotland to the north, Wales to the west, the North Sea to the east and the English Channel to the south. Chiefly low plains and hills, the relatively flat terrain of England is punctuated with pockets of upland and mountainous terrain, such as the Lake District and the Pennines
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