What is recorded here
Greensett Craggs is shown as a cliff on the public map of North Yorkshire. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.
Greensett Craggs is a sea cliff composed primarily of Carboniferous limestone, formed around 340–320 million years ago through the accumulation of marine sediments. The craggs are notable for their resistant rock formations that have withstood coastal erosion, offering insights into the geological history of the North Yorkshire coast.
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Places near here
WhernsideMountain / peak · 700 yd
Greensett CaveCave · 900 ydGreensett Cave resurgenceCave or cavern · 992 yd
The upper waterfall in Force GillWaterfall · 1387 yd,_Force_Gill_-_geograph.org.uk_-_6002413.jpg?width=1280)
High ForceWaterfall · 1401 yd
Cairn at Force Gill, 80m SSE of Little Dale aqueductScheduled monument · 1.0 mi
Batty Moss Railway ViaductListed building · 1.5 mi
Ribblehead ViaductVisitor information · 1.5 mi
Ribblehead Locomotive Depot and BrickworksVisitor information · 1.5 mi
Bruntscar Hall FarmhouseListed building · 1.6 mi
Great ScarCliff · 1.7 mi
Crag of Blea MoorCliff · 1.9 mi