The best walk in 'breathtaking' part of England is suitable for everyone - full list

GO Outdoors compiled the list taking into consideration the difficulty of the walks.

This was measured using the terrain and distances, giving each walk a grade.

Best walks in Lake District

1. Gruffalo’s Child Trail

Grade: Suitable for all abilities

2. Tarn Hows, Lake District, England (Miles without stiles route)

Grade: Easy

3. Derwentwater Lakeshore Route, Lake District, England (Miles without stiles route)

Grade: Easy

4. Broughton Railway, Lake District, England (Miles without stiles route)

Grade: Easy

5. Coniston Hall on The Lake, Lake District, England

Grade: Easy

6. Grisedale Pike and Hopegill Head, Lake District, England

Grade: Difficult

7. Walla Crag and the Great Wood, Lake District, England

Grade: Easy

8. Helvellyn Gill Path, Lake District, England

Grade: Difficult

9. Latrigg Walk via Keswick, Lake District, England

Grade: Moderate

10. Ullock Pike, Skiddaw, and Little Man, Lake District, England

Grade: Difficult

The Lake District is famous for its walks and visitors enjoy the breathtaking views.

Some tourists have taken to Tripadvisor to share their opinions on the spot.

One wrote: "The Lake District National Park is a lovely place to go to walk and see amazing scenery.

"So many friendly people and the service in most cafes and restaurants was fantastic."

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Another added: "Breathtaking views, amazing atmosphere and the fragrance of the wild will make you feel rejuvenated."

This comes as the Lake District was voted among the best parks in the world.

It was also voted as the third top place to take a walk across the entire country.

It was beaten only by Ben Nevis in Scotland and Lizard Peninsula Walk in Cornwall.