Lake District foothills

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The Lake District foothills are the lower, rolling hills that form the gentle outer fringes of England’s Lake District, leading up to its higher fells and mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
physiographic region
associatedWith Lake District National Park NERFINISHED
climate temperate maritime climate
contrastedWith high fells of the Lake District
country England
culturalAssociation English rural countryside
drainageTo rivers flowing into Morecambe Bay
rivers flowing into the Irish Sea
elevationRelativeTo lower than the Lake District fells
lower than the Lake District mountains
forms outer fringes of the Lake District
function transition zone to higher fells
transition zone to mountains
geographicalContext outer zone surrounding the central Lake District
geologyContext part of the broader Lake District geological province
geomorphologicalRole buffer zone between lowlands and high mountains
knownFor more accessible walking terrain than high fells
views towards higher Lake District peaks
landscapeType gentle terrain
pastoral landscape
locatedIn Cumbria
North West England
nearbySettlementRegion towns and villages around the Lake District
partlyWithin Lake District National Park NERFINISHED
partOf Lake District NERFINISHED
regionType peripheral area of the Lake District
relativeAccessibility more accessible than central Lake District mountains GENERATED
roleInLandscape visual foreground to central Lake District peaks
terrainGradient gentle slopes
topographicCharacter lower hills
rolling hills
tourismActivity landscape photography
scenic driving routes
short day walks
typicalUse low-level hiking
rural agriculture
walking
usedFor cattle grazing
sheep grazing
vegetationType improved pasture
patches of woodland
rough grazing land

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Kendal Castle hasViewOf Lake District foothills