Far Hill

Hill, Mountain in Cumberland Copeland

England

Far Hill

Stream crossing, Grassguards Gill
Stream crossing, Grassguards Gill Credit: Mick Garratt

Far Hill is a prominent natural landmark located in Cumberland, an area known for its picturesque landscapes and diverse terrain. Rising to an elevation of 1,300 feet, it is considered one of the highest points in the region, making it an appealing destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Situated within a vast expanse of lush greenery, Far Hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, sprawling valleys, and distant mountain ranges. Its strategic location allows visitors to witness stunning sunsets and sunrises, transforming the hill into a favorite spot for photographers and artists seeking inspiration.

The hill itself is characterized by its gentle slopes and rocky outcrops, which add to its rugged charm. Exploring Far Hill, adventurers can encounter a variety of plant and animal species, including wildflowers, mosses, and small mammals like squirrels and rabbits. The area is also home to a diverse bird population, providing birdwatchers with ample opportunities to observe and identify different species.

For those seeking outdoor activities, Far Hill offers numerous hiking trails, allowing visitors to explore its pristine wilderness. These trails cater to both novice and experienced hikers, with options for short, leisurely walks or more challenging treks to the summit. Additionally, the hill provides an ideal setting for camping, picnicking, and stargazing, adding to the allure of this natural gem.

Overall, Far Hill in Cumberland stands as a testament to the region's natural beauty, offering a serene and picturesque escape for those seeking solace in nature.

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Far Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.364006/-3.2326699 or Grid Reference SD2097. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Stream crossing, Grassguards Gill
Stream crossing, Grassguards Gill
Wormshell How
Wormshell How
Small bield, Green Crag
Small bield, Green Crag
Crossing Grassguards Gill Crossing Grassguards Gill the path heading to Green Crag
Crossing Grassguards Gill
Crossing Grassguards Gill the path heading to Green Crag
Green Crag From Long Crag looking to Green Crag
Green Crag
From Long Crag looking to Green Crag
Old Boundary Marker on Ulpha Fell, Eskdale parish Parish Boundary Marker in parish of Eskdale (Copeland District), Ulpha Fell, 500 metres North of Green Crag Summit.

Surveyed

Milestone Society National ID: CU_ULPESK02pb
Old Boundary Marker on Ulpha Fell, Eskdale parish
Parish Boundary Marker in parish of Eskdale (Copeland District), Ulpha Fell, 500 metres North of Green Crag Summit. Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: CU_ULPESK02pb
Sheepfold Camp The disused sheepfold provides added shelter for the wild camper.
Sheepfold Camp
The disused sheepfold provides added shelter for the wild camper.
Green Crag
Green Crag
Smallstone Beck
Smallstone Beck
Field System Ulpha Beyond the wall is an extensive area of ancient field systems. From the north west corner of the square south of Freeze beck
Field System Ulpha
Beyond the wall is an extensive area of ancient field systems. From the north west corner of the square south of Freeze beck
Sheepfold In the wall which runs on the southern flank of Great Worm Crag. Coniston fells on the skyline.
Sheepfold
In the wall which runs on the southern flank of Great Worm Crag. Coniston fells on the skyline.
Sam's Cairn Broad Crag Cairn on Broad Crag. Green Crag on the skyline.
Sam's Cairn Broad Crag
Cairn on Broad Crag. Green Crag on the skyline.
Great Crag Birker Fell From near Highford Beck
Great Crag Birker Fell
From near Highford Beck
On the flanks of Great Worm Crag Looking towards Morecambe Bay
On the flanks of Great Worm Crag
Looking towards Morecambe Bay
Boulder Great Worm Crag Looking towards Iron Crag
Boulder Great Worm Crag
Looking towards Iron Crag
Foxbeild Moss From the top of the Crag looking across the  square. Low Birker Tarn in view.The humpy 'back' of Wastwater Screes on the skyline.
Foxbeild Moss
From the top of the Crag looking across the square. Low Birker Tarn in view.The humpy 'back' of Wastwater Screes on the skyline.
Highford Beck On Birker Fell. The water eventually ends up in the River Esk at Dalegarth.
Highford Beck
On Birker Fell. The water eventually ends up in the River Esk at Dalegarth.
White Crag Almost in the centre of this lonely square which is an area of Mossland and small scattered Crags.
White Crag
Almost in the centre of this lonely square which is an area of Mossland and small scattered Crags.
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Far Hill is located at Grid Ref: SD2097 (Lat: 54.364006, Lng: -3.2326699)

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: Copeland

Police Authority: Cumbria

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