Snokoehill Plantation

Wood, Forest in Northumberland

England

Snokoehill Plantation

Swallowship Wood
Swallowship Wood Credit: brian clark

Snokoehill Plantation is a picturesque woodland located in Northumberland, a county in the northeast of England. Nestled amidst the stunning countryside, this plantation is renowned for its dense forest cover and captivating natural beauty. Spanning over a vast area, it provides a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

The woodland of Snokoehill Plantation is primarily composed of a variety of trees, including oak, beech, and pine, which create a diverse and vibrant ecosystem. The plantation boasts a well-maintained network of walking trails, allowing visitors to explore the vast expanse and immerse themselves in the tranquility of the surroundings.

Wildlife thrives in this woodland, with a plethora of native species calling it home. Birdwatchers can spot a wide range of avian species, such as woodpeckers, jays, and various songbirds. Red squirrels are also a common sight, adding to the charm of the landscape.

Snokoehill Plantation is not only a place of natural beauty but also a site of historical significance. It has a rich heritage dating back several centuries, with remnants of ancient structures scattered throughout the woodland. Exploring these ruins provides visitors with a glimpse into the region's past.

Whether it's a leisurely stroll, birdwatching, or immersing oneself in history, Snokoehill Plantation offers a diverse range of experiences for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. With its enchanting woodland and captivating charm, it is truly a hidden gem in the heart of Northumberland.

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Snokoehill Plantation Images

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Swallowship Wood
Swallowship Wood
Swallowship Wood and Devils water
Swallowship Wood and Devils water
Swallowship Wood
Swallowship Wood
Birchy Wood
Birchy Wood
Dilston Hall The present-day Dilston Hall is a comparatively modern building in the grounds of Dilston Castle. The original Jacobean Hall was demolished in the 18th Century.

Dilston Hall is the home of the residential Mencap College of Further Education. Lord (Brian) Rix, who had a daughter with learning difficulties, was instrumental in the establishment of the College when the building was converted from its previous use of maternity home.
Dilston Hall
The present-day Dilston Hall is a comparatively modern building in the grounds of Dilston Castle. The original Jacobean Hall was demolished in the 18th Century. Dilston Hall is the home of the residential Mencap College of Further Education. Lord (Brian) Rix, who had a daughter with learning difficulties, was instrumental in the establishment of the College when the building was converted from its previous use of maternity home.
Dilston Castle and Chapel The tower house of the 15th century Dilston Castle (to the left), and the 17th century Chapel are the two remaining historic buildings in the grounds of Dilston Hall. The present hall, a building of comparatively recent construction, is occupied by the Mencap College of Further Education.
Dilston Castle and Chapel
The tower house of the 15th century Dilston Castle (to the left), and the 17th century Chapel are the two remaining historic buildings in the grounds of Dilston Hall. The present hall, a building of comparatively recent construction, is occupied by the Mencap College of Further Education.
Dilston Castle
Dilston Castle
Devils Water
Devils Water
The Vicar's Pele Tower, Corbridge The blue plaque attached to this tower says, " Vicar's Pele.  This Tower, the finest of its kind, was built about AD1300 for a Vicar of Corbridge and was lived in as a fortified vicarage until the early seventeenth century."
The Vicar's Pele Tower, Corbridge
The blue plaque attached to this tower says, " Vicar's Pele. This Tower, the finest of its kind, was built about AD1300 for a Vicar of Corbridge and was lived in as a fortified vicarage until the early seventeenth century."
Corbridge Market Cross The plaque on this monument is inscribed 'Hugh Percy, Duke of Northumberland, MDCCCXIIII.'
Corbridge Market Cross
The plaque on this monument is inscribed 'Hugh Percy, Duke of Northumberland, MDCCCXIIII.'
Horse Drinking Trough This horse trough and market cross combined bears a plaque which is inscribed, ' Erected by Hugh Percy, Duke of Northumberland, Anno MDCCCXV.'
Horse Drinking Trough
This horse trough and market cross combined bears a plaque which is inscribed, ' Erected by Hugh Percy, Duke of Northumberland, Anno MDCCCXV.'
Corbridge Methodist Chapel
Corbridge Methodist Chapel
Corbridge seen across the field A view from the train window .
Corbridge seen across the field
A view from the train window .
Pivot Bench Mark, Corbridge, Bridge over River Tyne Arrowhead points to pivot hole on top face of parapet. Unusually there is a carved circle around the pivot hole.Ref. PV0347.
Pivot Bench Mark, Corbridge, Bridge over River Tyne
Arrowhead points to pivot hole on top face of parapet. Unusually there is a carved circle around the pivot hole.Ref. PV0347.
The Dyvels The Dyvels public house.
The Dyvels
The Dyvels public house.
The Black Bull The Black Bull public house.
The Black Bull
The Black Bull public house.
Dilston House
Dilston House
A695 Junction of the B6529 with the A695 above Corbridge.
A695
Junction of the B6529 with the A695 above Corbridge.
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Snokoehill Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NY9862 (Lat: 54.95798, Lng: -2.032638)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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