Fancy a stroll in the beautiful Lake District countryside but don’t fancy taking on anything too taxing? Here are 15 easy walks in the Lake District that are just as beautiful as many of the more famous lofty peaks.

If you’re looking for a beautiful walk in the Lake District then head for the Old Man of Coniston. It’s one of the higher fells in the area and the sweeping views are magnificent. Here is everything you need to know about hiking the Old Man of Coniston.

Want to bag a Wainwright without much effort? Try the easy Tarn Hows and Black Fell loop, perfect for an early morning or late afternoon walk.

It’s easy to see why Catbells is one of the most popular walks in the Lake District. With stunning views and an epic ridge line all condensed into a few hours adventure, it’s a must for your Lakes itinerary. We'll tell you everything you need to know including difficulty, length and how to plan your walk up this beautiful fell in Keswick.

Climbing Scafell Pike from Wasdale Head is the easiest route up. We’ll tell you how hard it is, how to avoid the crowds, how long it takes and where to park. We share everything you need to know to climb Scafell Pike.

Everything you need to know about hiking Crinkle Crags and Bowfell. Is it hard? How long will it take? Is it worth it? All your questions answered here.

Looking for the perfect half day walk from Ambleside or Grasmere? Loughrigg Fell offers some of the best views in Lakeland in a gorgeous 6 mile loop.

If you’re looking for a short fell walk in the Lake District then Helm Crag should be top of your list. If you time the walk for sunset, you’ll be in for a real treat. Make sure the Helm Crag walk in Grassmere is on your Lake District itinerary.

The best villages to see and things to do in the Lake District. Including walks, museums, tea rooms and beautiful landscapes.