Watendlath Tarn

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Watendlath Tarn
		Elevation:	262m (860ft)	Depth:	56ft Apx
		Location:	Watendlath
		Watendlath Tarn is a natural sheet of water just south of the tiny hamlet of the same name. It is a very pretty tarn set high above Borrowdale with access by road to the north. The footbridge near the outlet of the tarn is a restored ancient packhorse bridge.


Watendlath Tarn.

Watendlath Tarn from the path up to Grange Fell.
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