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* The Pennines: A range of hills and mountains in northern England.
* The Cumbrian Mountains: A range of mountains in northwestern England.
* The Peak District: A national park in central England featuring rolling hills and limestone dales.
* The Yorkshire Dales: A national park in northern England with valleys, waterfalls, and moorland.
* The North York Moors: A national park in northeastern England with heather moorland, forests, and coastal cliffs.
Rivers
* The River Thames: The longest river in England, flowing through London and southeastern England.
* The River Severn: The longest river in the United Kingdom, flowing through western England and Wales.
* The River Trent: A river in central England, flowing through the Midlands and Yorkshire.
* The River Humber: A river in northern England, formed by the confluence of the Trent and Ouse rivers.
* The River Mersey: A river in northwestern England, flowing through Manchester and Liverpool.
Lakes
* Windermere: The largest lake in England, located in the Cumbrian Mountains.
* Ullswater: A long and narrow lake in the Cumbrian Mountains.
* Derwentwater: A lake in the Cumbrian Mountains with scenic islands and surrounding fells.
* Coniston Water: A tarn or glacial lake in the Cumbrian Mountains.
* Bassenthwaite Lake: A lake in the Cumbrian Mountains with views of Skiddaw and Bassenthwaite Fell.
Coasts
* The Jurassic Coast: A World Heritage Site on the Dorset and East Devon coast featuring dramatic cliffs, arches, and ammonite fossils.
* The South West Coast Path: A long-distance walking trail around the coast of southwest England.
* The Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: A stunning coastline with castles, beaches, and seabird colonies.
* The Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: A diverse coastline with salt marshes, beaches, and wildlife habitats.
* The Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: A coastline with estuaries, heathland, and wildlife sanctuaries.