A lakeland stroll to Easedale Tarn |
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| This is one of several pleasant short walks from the Lake District village of Grasmere. The route heads up alongside a waterfall and circles the picturesque Easedale tarn - perfect for taking a picnic. The land around Easedale, like much of the Lakes, is managed by the National Trust. It's a walk for the more easy-going walker - enjoying the scenery without having to stray too far from the teashops! And there's nothing wrong with that... | ||
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| Country | England | |
| County | Cumbria | |
| National Park | Lake District | |
| Type of walk | Low hills and fells (below 600m) | |
| Duration | Stroll (1-2 hours) | |
| Type of Route | Circular | |
| Distance | 6.1km (3.79 miles) (roughly) | |
| Accessibility | Unsuitable for
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| Start | Grasmere, OS Grid: SD336076 |
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| Submitted by | Timwoods on 16 September 2007 |
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This was near where I grew up - a great spot for walking, especially in springtime. Remember to for...
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