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Hall Plantation

Wood, Forest in Northumberland

England

Hall Plantation

Car park near Hepplewoodside Bridge
Car park near Hepplewoodside Bridge Credit: Gordon Brown

Hall Plantation is a scenic woodland located in Northumberland, England. Covering an expansive area of lush greenery and towering trees, the plantation is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The plantation is situated in close proximity to the picturesque village of Hall and is easily accessible via well-maintained trails and roads.

The woodland is characterized by its diverse range of flora and fauna, boasting a rich ecosystem that supports a variety of wildlife. The dense canopy of trees provides a cool and tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for leisurely walks and picnics. Visitors can explore the plantation's numerous trails that wind through the forest, offering glimpses of enchanting streams, vibrant wildflowers, and ancient tree groves.

Hall Plantation is also home to several majestic oak trees, some of which are believed to be centuries old. These ancient oaks stand as a testament to the plantation's rich history and have been carefully preserved by local authorities. The plantation is a designated conservation area, ensuring the protection and maintenance of its natural beauty.

In addition to its natural wonders, Hall Plantation offers recreational facilities such as picnic areas, benches, and designated camping spots. These amenities make it an ideal destination for families and groups seeking a peaceful outdoor retreat. The plantation is also a popular venue for educational programs and environmental workshops, providing a unique learning experience for visitors of all ages.

Overall, Hall Plantation is a stunning woodland that combines natural beauty with recreational opportunities. Its idyllic setting and diverse ecosystem make it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking solace in the great outdoors.

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Hall Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.288261/-2.0240774 or Grid Reference NY9899. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Car park near Hepplewoodside Bridge
Car park near Hepplewoodside Bridge
Near Hepple, under Swindon Hill On the other side of the River Coquet from Hepple.
Near Hepple, under Swindon Hill
On the other side of the River Coquet from Hepple.
Top of Bickerton Knowe with fields beyond The road runs through the corner of this square, and the foreground is the square.
Top of Bickerton Knowe with fields beyond
The road runs through the corner of this square, and the foreground is the square.
Stream near picnic area under Harehaugh Hill Taken down the stream at the picnic area. Stream runs into the River Coquet.
Stream near picnic area under Harehaugh Hill
Taken down the stream at the picnic area. Stream runs into the River Coquet.
Grasslees Burn near picnic area under Harehaugh Hill Taken downstream of the picnic area, towards the River Coquet.
Grasslees Burn near picnic area under Harehaugh Hill
Taken downstream of the picnic area, towards the River Coquet.
Hepple Whitefield A small country house built in the mid 19th century for Sir J W B Riddell. The house was altered in the 1890s, by J Hodgson Fowler, probably at the same time he rebuilt nearby Hepple Church in 1892.
Hepple Whitefield
A small country house built in the mid 19th century for Sir J W B Riddell. The house was altered in the 1890s, by J Hodgson Fowler, probably at the same time he rebuilt nearby Hepple Church in 1892.
Moorland above Hepplewoodside Looking across the valley of the Grasslees Burn.
Moorland above Hepplewoodside
Looking across the valley of the Grasslees Burn.
Beehives at Swindon in the valley of the Grasslees Burn
Beehives at Swindon in the valley of the Grasslees Burn
Shooting cabins, Whitefield Hill One of the Northumberland grouse moors, with extensive views over lower Coquetdale.
Shooting cabins, Whitefield Hill
One of the Northumberland grouse moors, with extensive views over lower Coquetdale.
Fields above Hepple Whitefield On the bridleway down from the top of Harwood Forest to lower Coquetdale (in distance).
Fields above Hepple Whitefield
On the bridleway down from the top of Harwood Forest to lower Coquetdale (in distance).
Whitefield Shank
Whitefield Shank
River Coquet, near Hepple, and view of the Northumbrian hills
River Coquet, near Hepple, and view of the Northumbrian hills
River Coquet The River Coquet near Hepple.
River Coquet
The River Coquet near Hepple.
Witchy Neuk From below the crags
Witchy Neuk
From below the crags
Grasslees Burn Looking down the valley of Grasslees Burn from Hepplewoodside Bridge.
Grasslees Burn
Looking down the valley of Grasslees Burn from Hepplewoodside Bridge.
Hawthorn Blossom Hawthorn tree in blossom next to Grasslees Burn near Swindon.
Hawthorn Blossom
Hawthorn tree in blossom next to Grasslees Burn near Swindon.
View of the Grasslees Burn valley from hill south of Billsmoor Park Ovenstone Plantation is just left of centre with Rimpside Hill to the right. The Coquet valley and village of Hepple can be seen in the distance with Hard Nab and Callaly behind.
View of the Grasslees Burn valley from hill south of Billsmoor Park
Ovenstone Plantation is just left of centre with Rimpside Hill to the right. The Coquet valley and village of Hepple can be seen in the distance with Hard Nab and Callaly behind.
Meander on the River Coquet Hepple village <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NT9800">NT9800</a> in the middle distance.
Meander on the River Coquet
Hepple village NT9800 in the middle distance.
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Hall Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NY9899 (Lat: 55.288261, Lng: -2.0240774)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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///sting.spooned.calibrate. Near Rothbury, Northumberland

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