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Elevation
535m
1,755 ft
Prominence
112m
Coordinates
54.2385, -2.3503
SD772825
OS Map
98
Explorer: OL2W
The summit features a prominent trig point that stands proudly as a beacon for the lost souls of hikers who can’t find their way back. The area is strewn with a few craggy stones that add character.
Blea Moor is primarily composed of limestone, which gives rise to its characteristic rocky outcrops and unique karst landscapes. The karst formations make for intriguing hiking conditions, featuring sinkholes and subtle hollows.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy panoramic views of the Yorkshire Dales, including the nearby peaks of Whernside and Ingleborough.
The name 'Blea' derives from the Old Norse word for 'blue', which could refer to the colour of the moorland heather or the sky seen from the summit.
Blea Moor has historical significance as part of the ancient trade routes used for sheep farming, a backbone of the local economy.
A straightforward ascent from the Hawes Road that follows a well-defined path leading up to the summit, with stunning views along the way.
Parking is available at the roadside near the Hawes Road, with space for around 5-6 cars. Ensure not to block access for farmers.
The nearest bus service operates from Hawes, roughly 6 km from Blea Moor. Note that services may be limited, especially on weekends.
There are no facilities directly on Blea Moor, but Hawes has several cafes, pubs, and toilets for pre- or post-walk refreshment.
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Grid Ref: SD772825
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