Bramcrag Quarry & Wanthwaite Mine

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Bramcrag Quarry & Wanthwaite Mine is one of 235 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Cumbria. It lies within the Lake District National Park. For more of the same, Thornsgill Beck and Wolf Crags and Thirlmere Woods are close by. Penrith North Lakes Station is about 19.8 km away to the north-east.

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