Blea Tarn in Lakes, Cumbria
Blea Tarn in Westmorland and Furness, Lakes is a body of water. Blea Tarn also exists in Cumberland.
- Nature
- body of water
Bus stops
Guest house
Platforms
Cafés
Restaurants
Tourist information offices
Roads nearby
Side Gates Road1,4 km
Tilberthwaite Road1,5 km
Wrynose Bridge1,5 km
Rossett Bridge1,6 km
Cumbrian Way1,8 km
Stickle Bridge1,9 km
Wrynose PassThree Shire Stone
2,0 km
Alpine huts nearby
Great Langdale Bunkhouse2,0 km
Buildings nearby
Blea Tarn House350 m
Bridge End1,8 km
Rossett1,8 km
Greenburn Hydro1,8 km
Stickle Croft2,0 km
Campsite nearby
Great Langdale Campsite1,4 km
Chalet nearby
Raven Crag1,8 km
New Stickle Cottage2,0 km
Stickle Cottage2,0 km
Cliffs nearby
Tarnclose Crag450 m
Hollin Crag1,3 km
Oakhowe Crag1,5 km
Kettle Crag1,5 km
Hollins Crag1,8 km
East Raven Crag2,0 km
Middlefell Buttress2,0 km
Farmyards nearby
Fell Foot Farm1,4 km
Wall End1,5 km
Side House1,5 km
Middle Fell Farm1,7 km
Stool End Farm2,1 km
Forests nearby
Bield Coppice1,6 km
Hotels nearby
Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel1,8 km
New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel2,0 km
Pubs nearby
Old Dungeon Ghyll Climbers Bar1,8 km
Sticklebarn1,9 km
Quarries nearby
Lingmoor West Slate Quarry1,2 km
Colt Howe Quarry1,5 km
Spout Crag Slate Quarry1,6 km
Rivers nearby
Great Langdale Beck1,5 km
Streams nearby
Bleamoss Beck900 m
Busk Gill1,0 km
Redacre Gill1,0 km
Gillgrains Crag1,2 km
Wrynose Beck1,6 km
River Brathay1,6 km
New Intake Gill1,7 km
River Brathy1,8 km
Skull Gill1,8 km
Valleies nearby
Oxendale2,0 km
Wetlands nearby
Blea Moss1000 m
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |