The 2nd largest lake in the Lake District is how the Lake of Ullswater is referred to.

Lake of Ullswater is one more ribbon like lake in this area, whose length is much longer than its width. Ullswater Lake is 9 miles long, while its width is only 0.75 miles. The lake is more than 60 meters deep.

Though, it is in second position in terms of its area, Lake Ullswater is the most beautiful lake in the country. Only Lake Lucerne of Switzerland can be compared with this lake in terms of its beauty.

The lake was formed immediately after the end of the final ice age. This splendid lake is surrounded by sparsely populated green lands and mountains. One can see this stream like lake when passing through the region between Might Mountains.

The crystal clear water of the lake reflects the blue sky over it. The blue water and lush green surroundings offer a breathtaking and picturesque view. Visitors can enjoy cruising and boating on the lake. Snow hiking can be enjoyed on the St. Sunday crag during winters.