Bleaberry Tarn

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Bleaberry Tarn
		Elevation:	497m (1631ft)	Depth:	16ft Apx
		Location:	Red Pike/High Stile
		Bleaberry Tarn is a small sheet of water located in the valley of Buttermere under the towering heights of High Stile and Red Pike. It is frequently visited as it lies en-route to the summit of Red Pike along its most popular path. The outflow of the tarn is called Sourmilk Gill, one of two in the Lake District.

Bleaberry Tarn.


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