Hathersage swimming pool in the Peak District has been a staple of the community for more than 80 years and is one of the few places out in the open air where you can experience both chilled and heated waters.
2022 saw the reopening of the lido on Albert Avenue in Hull, offering a remote countryside spot for avid swimmers.
A significant natural landmark along the west coast, Morecambe Bay is home to an open-water swimming group who have over 2000 members.
Perhaps no water in England is more storied than Windermere, where swimmers who enjoy a challenge have naturally flocked here for centuries.
Among the largest inland bodies of water in England, the Derwent Reservoir is a perfect spot for wild swimming.
Perfect for wild swimming, the gin-clear turquoise waters of this beloved Skipton waterfall have a magical aura.
Man-made lake Manley Mere is for anyone who wants to get to grips with water-sports, including open-water swimming.
Situated in the Royal Albert Dock this bonanza of slipping, sliding, clinging on for dear life and ultimately splashing into the water is riotous fun.
As you follow the River Derwent northwards through the heart of the Peak District, its course stutters across three reservoirs.
Lacy’s Caves are fascinating structures in an area marked with the indelible pick-axe of history, and they just so happen to be in a spot made for wild swimmers.
