Sprinkling Tarn

The Sprinkling Tarn is the name of two lakes in the Lake District, Cumbria, England. In the south of the Great Lakes fur End and north of the Glaramara and Seathwaite Fell is.

The larger of the two lakes has no visible above-ground inflow, his unnamed short runoff flows into the Styhead Tarn, that he is one of the sources of the River Derwent.

As Sprinkling Tarn is on the cards, a second smaller lake (54 ° 28 '0 "N, 3 ° 11 ' 1" W54.466633 - 3.183482 ) indicates little south-east of the lake, but without the connection to the other lake and without recognizable inflow or outflow.

The Sprinkling Tarn is located east of the Sty Head Pass and is about both of these Borrowdale, as well Wasdale Eskdale but also, as well as a path from the eastern Geat reach Langdale.