Uk landscapes

It may be small, but the UK is packed with plenty of marvels courtesy of Mother Nature. From soaring peaks and sprawling caverns to towering sea stacks and shimmering lochs, these images capture the most breathtaking natural wonders in the UK.

The photo is just one of dozens of entries for the eighth annual Take A View Landscape Photographer Of The Year Award competition.

A selection of photos of England that I have come across on flickr... Wastwater, Lake District, Cumbria Expectations and Fulfiment Two (Wasdale Head)...

Chris Hayward | Edensor • Derbyshire This gorgeous little Peak District Village has the perfect countryside views and one of my favourite UK places to… | Instagram

Our first stop of the weekend was to Malham Cove. It’s a 230ft (70m) sheer limestone rockface which was created by glaciers pulling away rocks from the Middle Craven Fault each time the glaciers melted. Now that the glaciers have melted, the water flows under the ground now, but there would have been a huge waterfall as they melted. How amazing would that be to see?! Nowadays, it’s popular throughout the year for expert climbers and you can see why! It’s huge!

Nestled in the beautiful country of Wales, Snowdon is the highest mountain in the country. Situated within the Snowdonia National Park, it offers breathtaking scenery, wildlife, and an abundance of outdoor opportunities. If you’re more into carefree accommodations, browse through this list of the best campgrounds near Snowdon, UK.

There’s beauty everywhere around us. When we slow down, breathe in deeply, and take a closer look, we’ll notice just how gorgeous and soul-healing life can be.

A last minute decision to hike Devil's Kitchen in the Ogwen Valley was a success. Although a popular trail, we saw only a few people along the way. The views across the valley to Pen yr Ole Wen summit and Ogwen Valley were amazing. A great day of hiking in Northern Wales.

SOLD Sugar Loaf Mountain Oil painting on wooden board 30x30cms, in white wooden frame ready to hang.