Lake District Gallery

The famous Goblin Tree located in Holme Wood on the shores of Loweswater, featuring a whimsical miniature wooden door, handle, and key embedded into the tree trunk.
Have you spotted the Goblin Tree? Hidden away in Holme Wood right on the shores of Loweswater, this magical little door is a brilliant find for families walking the lake circuit.
Drone photography of Skiddaw mountain range on a clear sunny day taken from above Fitz Park in Keswick, Lake District
Drone photography of Skiddaw mountain range on a clear sunny day taken from above Fitz Park in Keswick, Lake District
A rusty, antique agricultural root cutter sitting in a green pasture at Keskadale Farm in the scenic Newlands Valley, surrounded by rolling fells.
A fantastic piece of Cumbrian farming history! An old agricultural root cutter resting at Keskadale Farm, tucked away in the dramatic and beautiful Newlands Valley.
A close-up portrait of a young brown cow with a white stripe and yellow ear tags, standing in a bright green sunlit pasture near Pooley Bridge in the Lake District.
Making some local friends! A curious young cow enjoying the rich summer pastures near Pooley Bridge at the northern end of Ullswater.
Custom slammed classic hot rod painted maroon and black with large chrome wheels parked on a gravel driveway at sunset.
Absolute low-riding perfection. This heavily customised maroon and black classic hot rod reflects the golden hour sunset right off those sweeping vintage arches.
A traditional wooden boat moored at Lodore jetty in Borrowdale, floating on perfectly calm, reflective waters on Derwent Water with the Skiddaw mountain range in the background at dusk.
A perfectly still evening down at the Lodore Boat Landings in Borrowdale. Looking out over a glassy Derwent Water towards the distant, towering peaks of Skiddaw.
The National Trust Centenary Stone, a large split rock sculpture with intricate carved patterns on its inner faces, resting on the pebbled shore of Calfclose Bay at Derwent Water.
The iconic Centenary Stone resting on the shores of Derwent Water. Sculpted by Peter Randall-Page to mark 100 years of the National Trust, it is one of the most unique sights around the lake.
Traditional stone clapper-style bridge crossing the clear, shallow waters of Sandwick Beck near Ullswater, framed by bare trees and green fellside hills.
A classic Lake District scene capturing the rugged stone bridge over Sandwick Beck at the foot of Martindale. The shallow beck reveals a pebbled riverbed with crisp reflections beneath a bright blue sky, set along the quiet route connecting Howtown and the Ullswater Way.
A warm summer sunset casting an orange glow over Strandshag Bay on the pebbled shores of Derwent Water, with the silhouette of Catbells mountain in the background.
A perfect Cumbrian evening. The sun setting over Strandshag Bay on the peaceful shores of Derwent Water, with Catbells providing the ultimate dramatic backdrop.
A peaceful landscape view looking out over the rugged, green Borrowdale Fells, taken from the walking path between the villages of Seatoller and Rosthwaite.
Tranquility in the heart of Borrowdale. A stunning view of the surrounding fells captured on the classic low-level walk between Seatoller and Rosthwaite.
A view walking into the old stone railway tunnel on the popular Keswick to Threlkeld Railway Trail, with the archway framing the path ahead.
Walking the historic Keswick to Threlkeld Railway Trail. This accessible path takes you right through the old railway tunnel, offering a fantastic slice of local history just outside Keswick.
An expansive aerial drone shot taken from above Castlerigg looking out over the town of Keswick, Derwent Water, and the prominent peaks of Catbells and Grizedale Pike.
An incredible bird's-eye view from above Castlerigg. Looking right across Keswick and Derwent Water towards the unmistakable ridges of Catbells and Grizedale Pike.