What is recorded here
Blea Rigg rises to approximately 286 meters (938 feet) and is part of the low-lying fells of the Lake District, with geology primarily consisting of Carboniferous limestone. It holds local significance as a minor but distinctive landmark within the scenic landscape of Westmorland.
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Places near here
Blea CragCliff · 264 yd
Whitegill CragCliff · 864 yd
Belles KnottMountain / peak · 947 yd
Greenhowe Caravan ParkWood · 1192 yd
Tarn CragMountain / peak · 1312 yd
Millbeck Farmhouse with Attached Farm BuildingListed building · 1515 yd
Waterfall near Dungeon GhyllWaterfall · 1532 yd
Pye HoweListed building · 1551 yd
Waterfall, Stickle GhyllWaterfall · 1597 yd
The Langdale Boulders, two prehistoric rock art sites in Great Langdale 250m south of Harry PlaceScheduled monument · 1.5 mi_-_geograph.org.uk_-_782635.jpg?width=1280)
Langdale Boulders (Rock Art Panel)Ancient stone or rock art · 1.5 mi
Wyke PlantationWood · 2.0 miOther information
Photo: Michael Graham · CC BY-SA 2.0