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South Lakes
Tarn Hows
Tarn Hows is one of the Lake District's most
famous beauty spots. It was actually made by joining together
two smaller tarns at the turn of the 19th century, although
the careful landscaping and the tree-planting programme that
took place has left no clues of its history. The tarn is circled
by a level path, just over a mile long, with picnic spots on
the way round. The view from just above the tarn looks towards
the Langdale Pikes (in the distance) and the rounded top of
Wetherlam closer by.
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