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Tarn Hows
About
Tarn Hows offers an accessible Lake District walk for all the family. The circular path (1¾ miles) takes you through ever-changing scenery, showcasing spectacular views of the fells.
Created in the 19th century, this manmade beauty spot is now a favourite place for walkers of all ages and abilities. Striking in every season, arrive early in the morning or in the evening for a meditative moment amongst mountain views.
Mobility scooters free to hire (donations welcome). Please call 07919111620 to book one in advance.
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Opening Times
| Season (1 Jan 2023 - 31 Dec 2023) |
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* Tarn Hows is open all year round.
Facilities
Accessibility
- Disabled toilets
Catering
- On-site catering
- Picnic site
Children
- Baby changing facilities
Groups
- Education/study area
Parking
- Parking with charge
Property Facilities
- Public toilets
Routes
- Accessibility of route - X30 bus, X53 bus take 2 bikes each
- Description of route - Tarn Hows Circuit, Near Consiton
- Length of route (miles) - 9
Site Features
- National Trust Property
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
Approach from Coniston in south and Ambleside in north on A593. Tarn Hows is 1 mile off B5285, Coniston to Hawkshead road. Grid reference: SD 326 995
Public Transport Directions
Acessible on the X30 bus route. Accessible by Public Transport.
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