Force Crag Mine, located near Keswick in the Lake District National Park, is a historic lead and zinc mine.

Operational from the 1830s until 1991, it holds significance as the last working metal mine in the Lake District.

The mine ceased operations due to environmental concerns, and since then, it has become a site of interest for its industrial heritage and ecological importance.

Force Crags' landscape offers breathtaking views and unique flora, including rare plant species that have thrived in the post-mining environment.

Visitors can explore the mine's remnants and learn about its history through guided tours and informational displays.

Additionally, the surrounding area provides opportunities for hiking and enjoying the natural beauty of the Lake District.