From mid-April until late May, you can admire bluebells magically transforming our woodlands. Similar to the long-awaited bloom of the apple tree, they are the messenger that the winter is finally left behind and that a better season is on the way.
Bluebells are a well-known national treasure and are definitely worth a visit in spring.
Find here our top 3 spots to take the picture-perfect image of the mesmerizing blue carpet.
Starting only a few steps away from the jetty of the Windermere Boat Cruise, this path takes you over beautiful bluebell woodlands and passes through some impressive tree formations.
Make sure you stop at Jenkins Crag, one of the Lake District's most popular viewpoints with great views over Windermere.
This is probably the most famous spot for bluebells in the Lake District and it will leave a lasting impact on you. Enjoy a combination of breath-taking views and tranquillity, but make sure to stay on the path as it can take years for the delicate flowers to recover from footfall damage.
A family-friendly walk that even allows pushchairs and toddlers to roam along, it will give you ample opportunities to see and admire the bluebells dotted across the path. Make sure you stop at the lake to enjoy the views and to throw some pebbles in the lake.
