SOME of the most famous visitors to the Lake District in 2025.
England's largest national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site has been visited by many celebrities this year.
From royals to former boxing champions, the Lake District continues to be a favoured place for famous faces to explore and unwind.
Kate Middleton
In April, Kensington Palace posted a video of Kate Middleton, showing the princess walking near the shores of Windermere in the Lake District with a group of Scouts from Cumbria and Stretford, Greater Manchester.
The Princess of Wales, said that the Lake District gives her a "sense of peace" in a "very busy world".
The princess was filmed in conversation with Chief Scout Dwayne Fields as she told him how being outdoors was "meaningful for me as a place of balance".
Tyson Fury
In August, Tyson Fury, the former world heavyweight boxing champion, was spotted in the Lake District as he joined a charity walk to the top of England's highest mountain.
He climbed Scafell Pike to raise awareness for Ambition for Autism, a charity that supports children and young people with autism.
The boxer took to the slope alongside James Dean Fury, Phillip Fury, Ricky Gorman, and many others.
Fred Sirieix
Another famous face spotted in August was TV Personality Fred Sirieix, who was pictured in the Lake District with his daughter on a family road trip.
Fred and his daughter, professional British diver Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix, were seen enjoying champagne at Gilpin Hotel & Lake House near Windermere and food at the Kirkstile Inn.
Dom Joly
In October, comedian and Trigger Happy TV show star Dom Joly was spotted in the Lake District recreating classic sketches from his hit comedy show.
In a photo posted to his Instagram account, the comedian was dressed as a parking warden, with the caption "Been busy in the Lake District today..."
The outfit was based on a sketch from the hit Trigger Happy TV show, in which Joly would humorously approach people with various pranks, including flagging down cabs and issuing parking tickets.
Clare Balding
Most recently, at the start of December, broadcast journalist Clare Balding shared wholesome photos of various walks on a recent trip to the Lake District.
The TV sports personality took on Longlands Fell, Meal Fell and Great Cockup, and revealed that the experiences will be shared on BBC 4's Ramblings series.
In a Facebook post, the star said: "Some days start grey and grumpy, but the further you walk and the higher you climb, the better they get.
"A wonderful walk today in the north Lake District. You’ll hear all about it on @bbcramblings soon, but for now, enjoy the pics."
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