Easedale Tarn — Attraction in Lakes

Lovely spot which is about 50 minutes walk and a 750ft ascent from Grasmere. Well worth the climb! Some people will find stretches of the path rocky and steep. I wouldn't fancy trying to get up there in a wheelchair, but no doubt some hero will prove me wrong.

There are plenty of nice grassy places by the tarn for a rest or a picnic.

If you look at an OS map, you should be able to see that a circular route back to grasmere is feasible. I haven't tried it but it looks like about two hours in total not counting stops.

I recommend Tweedies bar in Grasmere as an excellent base for this. Very nice food and the best selection of beer in town as far as I can tell. It's also close to one of the...

Myself, partner & dog really enjoyed the walk from Grasmere up to the tarn. Some sections are a hike rather than a walk. In winter the paths turn into streams so it’s a good idea to take waterproof boots. There is a really nice waterfall and you are rewarded with some decent views from the top. Emma’s dell is a great place to stop after (get the crepes). Parking is available in pay and display council car park. Just over £6 for the day. Plenty of places to eat/drink in Grasmere. Everything dog friendly. Really picturesque...

An easy walk through the Easedale valley from Grasmere with a gentle climb up to the Tarn. Nice waterfalls to be seen along the way. Continue along the path by the Tarn to discover a steep rise up to the surrounding fells. Head for Coledale Tarn and take in some great views to complete a circular route back to Grasmere. This walk was around 15km with 550m of elevation. Expect some scrambling on the climb up to Coledale Tarn but otherwise...