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Sourmilk Ghyll
Type:Waterfall or Gorge
Grasmere, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 9SX
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Start your walk near the Heaton Cooper studio in Grasmere and follow the signs for Easedale. Once across the meadows, there is a delightful climb following Sourmilk Ghyll, so named because its waters look like white churning milk or 'a broad stream of white snow' as Dorothy Wordsworth put it.Book Tickets
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