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Cumbrian Mountains

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Cumbrian Mountains

The mountains of the Lake District, in the county of Cumbria, England; of these, Scafell Pike (978 m/3,210 ft) is the highest peak in England.
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There's nowhere else like it in North Wales - on a clear day you can see Blackpool Tower and even the Cumbrian Mountains.
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The next highest is Snowdon, in the Cambrian Mountains, Wales, at 1,085m, then Scafell Pike in the Cumbrian Mountains, at 977m, and Slieve Donard, in Northern Ireland at 852m.
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Across the lake we could see the Cumbrian mountains - the Old Man of Coniston, Helvellyn, and the Langdale Pikes.
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