Sport and outdoor adventure in the Lake District: fell running, climbing, sailing, cycling, swimming, golf and the businesses behind them.
Run by a local family business, the Lakesman triathlon in Keswick has been crowned Racecheck's Best of the Best, the highest-rated triathlon on the global review site.
Formerly the Lakeland Climbing Centre, Kendal Wall is Cumbria's largest indoor climbing venue and home to Europe's first indoor via ferrata, with sister walls in Lancashire.
With nine fixtures between May and August and regular crowds of more than 10,000, Cartmel Racecourse remains one of the liveliest dates in the Cumbrian summer calendar.
With more than 300 speakers, 150 films and trail races on the fells, Kendal Mountain Festival has grown into one of the biggest celebrations of adventure anywhere in the world.
At the top of the Honister Pass, the slate mine's via ferrata routes and Infinity Bridge give visitors a thrilling way to experience Borrowdale's dramatic mountain scenery.
Keswick Golf Club's 18-hole, par 71 course is surrounded by Lakeland fells, and its stylish on-site holiday lets now make it easy for golfers to stay and play.
From canoes and paddleboards to dragon boats and a Viking longship, Platty+ at Lodore offers accredited, family-run adventures on the water at Derwentwater.
With around 500 members, busy racing fleets and charity regattas for the RNLI, Royal Windermere Yacht Club remains a cornerstone of sailing on England's largest lake.
The Windermere Marathon takes runners on a 26.2-mile circuit of England's largest lake, through Hawkshead, Newby Bridge, Bowness and Ambleside, while continuing to support the Brathay Trust.
Set in a converted cow shed at Goosewell Farm, close to Castlerigg Stone Circle, Keswick's climbing centre opened Cumbria's first indoor ice climbing wall in 2014.