... the Park as well. The lakes are used for fishing, boating and sailing, canoeing, swimming and water sports. Mountains attract climbers, such as Chris Boddington, and are used for hikes, biking, abseiling and skiing in the winter. The mountains and lakes attract many bird spotters too, as the wildlife is very diverse. The Lake District is used for educational purposes, for geologists and schools. Many artists and writers have sought inspiration in the Lake District too, giving it a cultural heritage many wish to experience. Most of all, however, 67% of people visit the Lake District for its scenery and Landscapes. All these factors affect the large numbers of tourists visiting the Lake District, so naturally the locals of the area have adapted to accommodate the vast amounts of people staying there. As a result of this 60% of industry in the Lake District is tourism related. Unfortunately the tourism ...

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