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Anyone know of the boulders are out the water??? Particularly if whale arete is.  Cheers 

UU website says Thirlmere and Haweswater are at 63% capacity compared to average at this time of year 65% and last year 52%

Thirlmere water level is 5.7m below top water level.

Whether that means the boulders are exposed, I dont know.

I'm hoping to get to Castle Rock tonight so will take a look and report back if I make it, remember, and nobody else answers the question in the mean time.

2020 UKC thread noted: "The consensus was that all the boulders are out when the level is 10m, though a lot of climbing is possible at say 11.7m."

Current level here: https://flood-warning-information.service.gov.uk/station/5210

Even more excitingly there's more to go at during low tide: https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/deergarth_how_island_boulders-2998...