Walk Route Map c229 Tarn Hows, Oxen Fell High Cross and Low Tilberthwaite from Tarn Hows

Walk c229 Tarn Hows, Oxen Fell High Cross and Low Tilberthwaite from Tarn Hows

One of lakeland's prettiest lakes

Vital Statistics:

Length:	5¾mls (9km)
Ascent:	909ft (277m)
Time:	3hrs
Grade:

Map with easy-to-follow route details for walk c229 Tarn Hows, Oxen Fell High Cross and Low Tilberthwaite from Tarn Hows pdf

Route outline for walk c229:

Tom Gill - Tom Gill Waterfall - Tarn Hows - Rose Castle Plantation - Torver Intake - The Cumbria Way - Tom Heights - Arnside Intake - Stone Chair Hill - Griddle How - Oxen Fell High Cross - High Oxenfell Farm - Wythe Howe - Wythebank - Hodge Close Quarry - Bakestone Barrow Wood - Holme Ground - Low Tilberthwaite - Yew Bank - Shepherd's Bridge - 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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Some Photos and Pictures from Walk c229 Tarn Hows, Oxen Fell High Cross and Low Tilberthwaite from Tarn Hows

In no particular order . . .

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (16)

Slate quarry near Hodge Close

Photo: David Wright (165)

Wythebank Farm

Photo: Stephen Collins (43)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (14)

Disused track bed in Hodge Close Quarry, High Tilberthwaite

Photo: Chris Leonard (37)

Disused track bed in Hodge Close Quarry, High Tilberthwaite

Photo: Chris Leonard (36)

Hodge Close Quarry from Low Tilberthwaite

Photo: Chris Leonard (27)

Hodge Close Quarry, High Tilberthwaite

Photo: Chris Leonard (29)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Glynn Trueman (23)

The Langdale Pikes from a frozen Tarn Hows

Photo: Andy Malcolm (194)

Dollywagon and Fairfield from Tarn Hows

Photo: Andy Malcolm (195)

Darryl on top of the overlook above Tarn Hows

Photo: Nanci Moll (1)

High above Hodge Close Quarry from Low Tilberthwaite

Photo: Chris Leonard (26)

Yew Tree Farm with Raven Crag (Holme Crag) beyond

Photo: David Hayter (250)

In Hodge Close Quarry, High Tilberthwaite

Photo: Chris Leonard (38)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (20)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Mark Jolley (15)

Disused track bed in Hodge Close Quarry, High Tilberthwaite

Photo: Chris Leonard (30)

Tarn Hows

Photo: Tony Higgs (6)

Entrance to Hodge Close Quarry, High Tilberthwaite

Photo: Chris Leonard (32)

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