Mount Tarn is perhaps the most classic mountain in the region of Magallanes y Antártica Chilena. Climbed by trekking fans, mountaineers and some trail runners, it is a classic mountain today. Sharing trails with Cabo Froward and trekking to the San Isidro Lighthouse, Mount Tarn rises standing out in the area.

From the AT parking area on Under Mountain Road, follow the AT up and over Lions Head and Bear Mountain, and then take the Paradise Ln Trail which loops back around to the AT, and follow the AT back to the TH.  About 13 miles.

A 50 mile route around the ancient city of Ripon, visiting villages, historic sites, wooded valleys, rivers, lakes and streams. The route on recognised public rights of way and permissive paths includes Markenfield Hall, the romantic and magnificent Fountains Abbey, Studley Water Gardens and Park and the beautiful St Mary's Church. There are visits to the tranquil River Skell's Valley of the Seven Bridges and to Eavestone Lakes, Dallowgill, Ilton-Cum-Pot and the quaint Druids Temple. On the return leg are the lovely valleys of the Rivers Burn and Ure along with Hackfall Woods.