What is recorded here
Arnison Crag rises to approximately 250 metres and is composed primarily of Carboniferous limestone. It is a minor but distinctive craggy outcrop in a landscape shaped by glacial activity, and while lacking prominent folklore, it contributes to the regional character of the Lake District foothills.
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Places near here
Lane HeadListed building · 672 yd
Deepdale HallListed building · 941 yd
White Lion seatingPicnic place · 1016 yd
Thornhow CragCliff · 1350 yd
BirksMountain / peak · 1389 yd
Dubhow CragCliff · 1493 yd
Standing Stone in a sheepfold at Wall EndAncient stone or rock art · 1575 yd
Birks (summit)Mountain / peak · 1599 yd
Low WoodWood · 1624 yd
Waterfall, Coldcove GillWaterfall · 1.0 mi
Falls on Angle Tarn BeckWaterfall · 1.1 mi
St Patrick's Well on the A592, GlenriddingOld or holy well · 1.1 miOther information
Photo: Michael Graham · CC BY-SA 2.0