Walk Route Map c121 Tarn Hows and Yew Tree Tarn from Tom Gill

Walk c121 Tarn Hows and Yew Tree Tarn from Tom Gill

Two of lakeland's prettiest lakes

Vital Statistics:

Length:	6mls (9.5km)
Ascent:	853ft (260m)
Time:	3hrs
Grade:

Map with easy-to-follow route details for walk c121 Tarn Hows and Yew Tree Tarn from Tom Gill pdf

Route outline for walk c121:

Tom Gill - Tom Gill Waterfall - Tarn Hows - Rose Castle Plantation - Torver Intake - The Cumbria Way - Tom Heights - Iron Keld - Low Arnside - The Cumbria Way - Oxen Fell High Cross - Man Crag - Yew Tree Tarn - Harry Guards Wood - Yew Tree Farm - Glen Mary Bridge - Tom Gill

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National Trails & Long Paths included on this walk:

Part of this walk follows a section of The Cumbria Way, a 112km (70 miles) linear footpath connecting Ulverston in Cumbria, England with Carlisle in Cumbria, England. The Cumbria Way is waymarked by named posts. For more walks that include a section of this trail see The Cumbria Way.

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90 Penrith & Keswick, Ambleside

96 Barrow-in-Furness & South Lakeland

97 Kendal & Morecambe, Windermere & Lancaster

Some Photos and Pictures from Walk c121 Tarn Hows and Yew Tree Tarn from Tom Gill

In no particular order . . .

Tarn Hows

Photo: David Wright (159)

Yew Tree Tarn

Photo: Raymond Brown (19)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (22)

Tarn Hows

Photo: David Wright (160)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (20)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Derek Royston (1)

Wetherlam with the Langdale Pikes beyond from Iron Keld near Tarn Hows

Photo: Andy Malcolm (35)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (12)

Partially frozen Yew Tree Tarn near Tarn Hows

Photo: Andy Malcolm (38)

The view west to The Coniston Fells and Wetherlam from near Low Arnside Farm

Photo: David Wright (163)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Glynn Trueman (23)

Arnside Sands, Morecambe Bay

Photo: Darren Proctor (8)

Woods above Tarn Hows

Photo: Andy Roberts (1)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (14)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (8)

Path to Low Arnside

Photo: David Hayter (259)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Glynn Trueman (24)

Lingmore Fell and the Langdale Pikes from Iron Keld near Tarn Hows

Photo: Andy Malcolm (37)

Tarn Hows in November

Photo: Linda Royston (5)

Yew Tree Tarn

Photo: David Hayter (261)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (10)

Yew Tree Tarn in the rain - lots of rain!

Photo: David Wright (65)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (19)

Holme Fell from Yew Tree Tarn near Tarn Hows

Photo: Andy Malcolm (36)

Not a breath of wind on Arnside Sands, Morecambe Bay

Photo: Darren Proctor (10)

Darryl on top of the overlook above Tarn Hows

Photo: Nanci Moll (1)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (18)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (11)

Yew Tree Farm with Raven Crag (Holme Crag) beyond

Photo: David Hayter (250)

Haws in Harry Guards Wood

Photo: David Hayter (251)

The Langdale Pikes from a frozen Tarn Hows

Photo: Andy Malcolm (194)

The beach at Arnside, Morecambe Bay

Photo: Darren Proctor (12)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (17)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (7)

Arnside Pier - the start of an alternative coast to coast walk

Photo: Patricia Ogden (1)

Track on Low Arnside

Photo: Stephen Collins (44)

Reflections in Yew Tree Tarn below Holme Fell

Photo: Andy Malcolm (77)

Hampsfell above Grange-over-Sands across Morecambe Bay from Arnside

Photo: Darren Proctor (9)

Tarn Hows in the snow

Photo: Andy Malcolm (39)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (16)

Fishermen on Arnside Sands, Morecambe Bay

Photo: Darren Proctor (11)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Tony Higgs (6)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (13)

Tarn Hows

Photo: David Hugue (1)

Bottom of Tom Gill Falls near Tarn Hows

Photo: David Wright (66)

Dollywagon and Fairfield from Tarn Hows

Photo: Andy Malcolm (195)

The run off at the southern end of Yew Tree Tarn near Tarn Hows

Photo: Andy Malcolm (40)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (15)

Tom Gill Waterfall, Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (21)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (9)

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