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Peak District - Hike up to the high points of the Peak District National Park for beautiful sunsets like this one.

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Peak District - The national park covers 1,437 km², and is full of stunning snowy views like this.

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Haweswater, Lake District - Haweswater is a reservoir found in Cumbria.

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Haweswater, Lake District - When it is covered in snow, spots like these are perfect for idyllic walks.

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Glen Lyon, Scotland - Glen Lyon is a breathtaking valley found in Perth and Kinross district.

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Argyll and Bute, Scotland - Argyll and Bute is a region found in western Scotland and boasts of stunning scenery, specially in the snow.

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Loch Lomond, Scotland - Loch Lomond is found in the western region of Argyll and Bute.

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Loch Lomond, Scotland - The loch and surrounding areas are a common destination for hikers during all seasons.

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Loch Lomond, Scotland - In the winter, the area is covered in a beautiful snowy blanket.

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Dartmoor, Devon - Snowfall just makes the Dartmoor National Park rocky landscape even more beautiful, making it an incredible place to go for a walk.

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Little Langdale, Lake District - The valley of Little Langdale is found in South Lakeland in Cumbria's Lake District.

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Great Langdale, Lake District - Great Langdale boasts of jaw-dropping views from its peaks.

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Great Langdale, Lake District - Great Langdale is found next to Little Langdale, hence the name.

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Wast Water, Lake District - Idyllic Wast Water is found in the western part of the Lake District.

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Helvellyn Summit, Lake District - The Lake District's flat-topped Helvellyn is 949 metres above ground.

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Rydal, Cumbria - Rydal village and its surrounding nature boasts of picturesque views, especially after snowfall.

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Castle Crag, Cumbria - Castle Crag is also found in the Lake District and boasts of stunning sunsets like this one.

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Kirkstone, Cumbria - Kirkstone is a mountain pass found in the Lake District. Kirkstone's highest point is 1,489 feet high.

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Keswick, Cumbria - Keswick is a town found in the Lake District surrounded by beautiful nature perfect for evening walks.

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Swaledale, Cumbria - Even sheep like to mingle in the snow! Swaledale is one of the northernmost valleys in Yorkshire.

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Mam Tor, Derbyshire - Mam Tor is situated near Castleton and means "mother hill".

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Edale, Derbyshire - Edale is a village in the Midlands. Its surroundings are a common destination for hikers, in all seasons.

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Carrauntoohil, Ireland - Carrauntoohil is the tallest point in Ireland.

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Snowdonia, Wales - Snowdonia National Park covers 2,130 km² of land.

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Snowdonia, Wales - Snowdonia was the first national park in Wales.

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Tryfan, Snowdonia - Tryfan valley is one of the most popular peaks in the UK.

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Lake Ffynnon Llugwy, Snowdonia - The mountains around lake Ffynnon Llugwy boast of stunning snowy views.

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Lake Cregennan, Snowdonia -

Aside from its picturesque scenery to stroll through, Lake Cregennan is also a great fly fishing spot.

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