Premise: Boasting some of William Wordsworth's favorite haunts as well as an old Roman road that is now a very popular hiking route, the Northeast is spectacular walking country, transitional terrain between the Lake District's high fells and peaks and the lowland passes around Penrith and the Eden valley.
Hypothesis: The Northeast is known for it's amazing rivers and lakes but, is a poor choice for anyone interested in hiking. 
Label: contradiction