Blashenwell Farm Pit

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Blashenwell Farm Pit is one of 124 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Dorset. It lies inside Dorset National Landscape National Landscape. For more of the same, Blue Pool and South Dorset Coast are close by. For arrivals by rail, Corfe Castle is about 1.5 km to the north-east.

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