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Isle of Man Plantation

Wood, Forest in Northumberland

England

Isle of Man Plantation

Shepardshield Forest Track in Shepardshield Forest.
Shepardshield Forest Credit: T Eyre

The Isle of Man Plantation is a picturesque woodland located in Northumberland, England. Spanning over a vast area, this woodland is characterized by its dense forest cover and stunning natural beauty. The plantation is situated within the larger Kielder Forest, which is known as the largest man-made forest in England.

The Isle of Man Plantation offers a diverse range of tree species, including conifers and broadleaved trees, creating a rich and varied ecosystem. It is home to a wide array of wildlife, including red squirrels, roe deer, and a multitude of bird species. The woodland is a popular spot for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers due to its abundant wildlife and tranquil surroundings.

Visitors to the Isle of Man Plantation can enjoy a variety of activities. There are well-maintained walking trails that lead through the woodland, providing opportunities for leisurely strolls and hikes. These trails offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape, with the plantation's vibrant foliage adding to the visual appeal.

Additionally, the plantation offers designated picnic areas and camping spots, allowing visitors to immerse themselves fully in nature. The woodland also has a visitor center that provides information about the local flora and fauna, as well as the history and management of the plantation.

Overall, the Isle of Man Plantation is a haven for nature lovers, offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of Northumberland's countryside. Its stunning woodland, diverse wildlife, and range of recreational activities make it an ideal destination for those seeking solace in nature.

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Isle of Man Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.076033/-2.3443437 or Grid Reference NY7875. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Shepardshield Forest Track in Shepardshield Forest.
Shepardshield Forest
Track in Shepardshield Forest.
Country road at Hare Law Looking along the minor country road crossing the rough grassland at Hare Law.
Country road at Hare Law
Looking along the minor country road crossing the rough grassland at Hare Law.
Gate on the road at Whygate A gate on the minor public road north of Whygate prevents livestock crossing the boundary between grass fields.
Gate on the road at Whygate
A gate on the minor public road north of Whygate prevents livestock crossing the boundary between grass fields.
Stile and footpath across a grass field A stile provides access a fence to a footpath which crosses the rough grassland to the west of the farms at Whygate.
Stile and footpath across a grass field
A stile provides access a fence to a footpath which crosses the rough grassland to the west of the farms at Whygate.
Marl Sike Mark Sike, a small stream at Whygate. Livestock have eroded the bank, coming down to the waters edge to drink.
Marl Sike
Mark Sike, a small stream at Whygate. Livestock have eroded the bank, coming down to the waters edge to drink.
Whygate Bridge A bridge carries a minor country lane across Warks Burn to the west of Whygate.
Whygate Bridge
A bridge carries a minor country lane across Warks Burn to the west of Whygate.
Ford crossing Warks Burn One of two fords in a short distance on the minor road to the west of Whygate. When flow in the stream is low the water flows through a culvert under the road which is why the crossing is dry in this photo.
Ford crossing Warks Burn
One of two fords in a short distance on the minor road to the west of Whygate. When flow in the stream is low the water flows through a culvert under the road which is why the crossing is dry in this photo.
Warks Burn Looking upstream along Warks Burn to the west of Whygate.
Warks Burn
Looking upstream along Warks Burn to the west of Whygate.
Ford at Coldcotes A ford at the crossing between Warks Burn and a minor country road at Coldcotes.
Ford at Coldcotes
A ford at the crossing between Warks Burn and a minor country road at Coldcotes.
Trig point of Birk Hill The trig point of Birk Hill stands beside a dry stone wall amidst rushes at the heart of Wark Forest. Stonehaugh is a nearby village.
Trig point of Birk Hill
The trig point of Birk Hill stands beside a dry stone wall amidst rushes at the heart of Wark Forest. Stonehaugh is a nearby village.
Brown Rigg Looking west from the road.
Brown Rigg
Looking west from the road.
Sandy Sike Open area of the forest.
Sandy Sike
Open area of the forest.
Lamb Hills A footpath goes down here, but probably gets very overgrown.
Lamb Hills
A footpath goes down here, but probably gets very overgrown.
Bridleway near Stonehaugh This bridleway is overgrown by long grass and bracken, but luckily, not by trees.
Bridleway near Stonehaugh
This bridleway is overgrown by long grass and bracken, but luckily, not by trees.
Near Stonehaugh Looking NE from the bridleway.
Near Stonehaugh
Looking NE from the bridleway.
Middle Burn Middle Burn flows through a broad non-forested corridor in Wark Forest. Compare with <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3982439">NY7874 : Middle Burn</a>, a view taken in spring from the same viewpoint.
Middle Burn
Middle Burn flows through a broad non-forested corridor in Wark Forest. Compare with NY7874 : Middle Burn, a view taken in spring from the same viewpoint.
Tree trunks and ditch alongside forest road The whole of this area has been clear-felled in the last six years.
Tree trunks and ditch alongside forest road
The whole of this area has been clear-felled in the last six years.
Middleburn Farm In an area of open land in the heart of Wark Forest.
Middleburn Farm
In an area of open land in the heart of Wark Forest.
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Isle of Man Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NY7875 (Lat: 55.076033, Lng: -2.3443437)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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