A tributary of the River Derwent, River Greta is a pretty river that flows through Cumbria, passing trough Keswick on its way. Its name comes from the Old Norse "Griota" which means stony stream. The pretty river is home to many species of wildlife such as otters, water voles, trout and hedge hogs. Along the river, you will find many idyllic campsites and cafes.

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August 6, 2020

Quite roads with beautiful views

The Yawning Kea

July 2, 2023

Plenty of opportunities to take in the scenery along the river valley from the Threlkeld-Keswick rail trail, which crosses the river several times.

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Elevation 140 m

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Location: Threlkeld, Eden, Cumbria, North West England, England, United Kingdom

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