Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 20, 2026

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Lake District National Park

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335 m

Campbell Green Memorial, Coniston

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This modern slate monument and bench is located on Campbell Green near the tourist information centre in Coniston. It commemorates Donald Campbell C.B.E. (1921-1967), land and water speed record holder, …

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4.30 km

View of Tarn Hows from Rose Castle

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From this spot you have another view of Tarn Hows. Very beautiful.

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4.68 km

Tarn Hows Eastern Shore

Highlight (Segment) • Lake

Wonderful setting. Many views of the blue water. A nice easy path for a family walk a also for strollers and handicapped. Car park close by. Full on weekends.

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5.29 km

Bridge and bench overlooking Tarn Hows

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5.60 km

Tom Heights Intake Plantation

Forest

5.91 km

Tarn Hows

Lake

6.40 km

Tarn Hows

Highlight • Lake

It's great around here, especially in autumn when it's a little quieter and the colours really pop. Super interesting fact: Beatrix Potter actually used to own the Tarns, having bought …

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6.47 km

Scenic Lake in Lake District National Park

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6.98 km

Hill Fell Plantation

Forest

9.66 km

The Coniston Inn

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King of post-hike BEER

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10.7 km

The Ruskin Museum

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The Ruskin Museum is an award-winning 'Cabinet of Curiosities' that tells the story of Coniston from the early Stone Age walkers, who made and traded stone axes, to the Jet …

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10.7 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

9.20 km

833 m

292 m

214 m

111 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

7.79 km

892 m

749 m

686 m

423 m

177 m

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Tarn Hows Eastern Shore – Tarn Hows loop from Coniston

Campbell Green Memorial, Coniston

View of Tarn Hows from Rose Castle

Tarn Hows Eastern Shore

Bridge and bench overlooking Tarn Hows

Tarn Hows

Scenic Lake in Lake District National Park

The Coniston Inn

The Ruskin Museum

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