Westmorland is a historic county located in the northwest of England, known for its picturesque landscapes and rural charm. It is part of the Lake District, a popular national park famous for its stunning lakes, mountains, and walking trails. The area is characterized by rolling hills, quaint villages, and rich agricultural land. In 1974, Westmorland was merged into the larger county of Cumbria, but it retains a distinct cultural identity. The county town, Kendal, is known for its historic buildings and the famous Kendal Mint Cake. Today, Westmorland is celebrated for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities.