Where is the most beautiful nature place you’ve been in the uk?

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Looking for inspiration for half term...

I think mine are St Nectans Glen in Cornwall (pic) and Loch Ness

ImperfectTents : i still cry after 4 x yearly visits over the last 30 years. It’s heaven on earth to me

We are blessed in the UK to have so many beautiful places. For me the Scottish Highlands are magnificent. Glencoe in particular. I also love the gentle countryside of Suffolk.

Locally, Ballard Down and the Old Harry Rocks.

Further Afield, the beach at Alnwick Castle.

The Northumberland Coast - around Lindinsfarne, Dunstanburgh, Alnmouth - is stunning.
The Black Cullin of Skye
The Hope Valley from the top of Mam Tor
Stourhead (although this is largely developed rather than natural)
Glencoe and Rannoch Moor
Pretty much the whole of the Lake District
The Lizard Peninsular
The Yorkshire Dales
Maldon in Essex

The UK is jam packed with stunning landscapes.

My garden and view. Sadly, we are moving but our view will never be beaten.

Wow @Cismyfatarse - where are you and WHY are you leaving?!

For a small group of islands we punch well above our weight in terms of natural beauty. I think the conservation movement has done us all a huge favour. It's only when you go to certain bits of continental europe that you realise we don't have quite the same problem of massive 60s concrete hotel complexes ruining our coastline as some places do.

I am in the Scottish Highlands, near Skye and we are leaving because I have a fantastic new job, our kids are at University and we fancy being closer to friends and culture (cinema / theatre etc).

So many. Kynance Cove at sunset, top of Pen y Fan, any woodland with bluebells...this country is beautiful.

My grandparents adored their view of Wolstonbury Hill on the Sussex South Downs. They lived in 3 houses, and would only consider houses where they kept the view.

Went to Windermere lake last week was beautiful. Also durdle door in Dorset is very pretty in the summer

Loch morlich

Looking at the rocks in your picture, I think you would like Brinham Rocks in Yorkshire.

We got married at the fairy glen on Skye

The fairy glen in snowdonia is also beautiful
I love a bit of Suffolk countryside too.
Salisbury (old sarum)

The area around the central sections of Hadrian's Wall are wonderful, and have that quality of timelessness.

The road north from Ullapool, north -west Highlands, is fabulous.
Applecross, the Assynt peninsula.

West penwith - many many but perhaps the view from the top of carn galver or Hannibal.
Parts of Romney marsh area in Kent.
I’ve never been north of Edinburgh so agog at suggestions as I know it looks absolutely amazing.

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Biased towards Wales, but I am.not from there originally. Just can't beat it.

3 cliffs bay, Gower
Barafundal, Pembrokeshire
Waterfalls walk, Ystradfellte
Snowdonia, esp Beddgellert
Blue bell woods anywhere

I forgot Abergavenny, esp Sugar loaf vin yard

The Silver Sands of Morar

Hadrian's wall

See the folk that like Applecross. May I recommend a novel

It's called His Bloody Project

Worth reading if you have an idealised view of the highlands

Has anyone said the Isles of Scilly?

Newborough beach and the surrounding Forrest on Anglesey.