Middlecausey Plantations

Wood, Forest in Durham

England

Middlecausey Plantations

St.Andrew's Church, Stanley, Co. Durham For a tragic story associated with the church see:
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Middlecausey Plantations is a picturesque woodland area located in Durham, England. Spanning over a vast area, it is renowned for its dense forest and tranquil atmosphere. The plantation, located near the village of Wood, is a haven for nature enthusiasts and offers a wide range of recreational activities.

The forest is predominantly composed of native trees such as oak, beech, and ash, creating a diverse and rich ecosystem. Walking through the plantation, visitors are greeted by a canopy of lush greenery, providing a refreshing respite from the bustling city life. Several well-maintained trails wind through the woodland, allowing visitors to explore and discover the hidden gems within.

Middlecausey Plantations is not only a sanctuary for wildlife but also a popular destination for outdoor activities. The plantation provides ample opportunities for hiking, jogging, and cycling, with designated paths catering to different levels of fitness and abilities. Birdwatchers can enjoy spotting a variety of avian species, including woodpeckers, owls, and various songbirds.

In addition to its natural beauty, the plantation offers several amenities for visitors' convenience. Picnic areas and benches are scattered throughout the area, providing perfect spots for relaxation and enjoying a packed lunch. The plantation also features a visitor center, where knowledgeable staff members provide information about the local flora and fauna.

Middlecausey Plantations, with its idyllic setting and abundant recreational opportunities, is a beloved destination for nature lovers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its accessibility, natural beauty, and peaceful ambiance make it a perfect escape from the city and a must-visit location in Durham.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.88615/-1.6868813 or Grid Reference NZ2054. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

St.Andrew's Church, Stanley, Co. Durham

For a tragic story associated with the church see: Link

Alan Fearon

East Tanfield Station, Tanfield Railway

The southern terminus of the world's oldest working railway.

Alan Fearon

Back street in Tanfield Lea, Co. Durham

Handsomely restored (but with the old coal holes still visible) these single storey houses must have looked rather different when the local colliery was open. St. Andrew's, Stanley, can just be seen on the horizon.

Alan Fearon

Tanfield Lea Methodist Church and Hall

Two splendid buildings in a small village

Alan Fearon

The tower of St Margaret's, Tanfield

Tommy Armstrong, the famous 19th C. Ballad singer and composer is buried here. In 1861 this tiny village had a 'National School' as well as a 'Grammar School'! For more on the 'Church of St. Margaret of Antioch': Link

Alan Fearon

St. Margaret's Church, Tanfield

Stephen Daglish

The Peacock Public House

Stephen Daglish

Fields after Emerging from woods after crossing Causey Arch

This shows the cross country route to Tanfield Hall

P Glenwright

Field adjoining minor road that links Causey with Tanfield

P Glenwright

Christ Church United Reformed Church, Stanley

Peter Gregson

Stanley Police Station

Peter Gregson

St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church

Peter Gregson

The Church of St Margaret of Antioch , Tanfield

Bill Henderson

The Peacock Pub, Tanfield

Bill Henderson

The Pack Horse Pub, Tanfield

Bill Henderson

The Salvation Army Hall, Stanley

Bill Henderson

The Church of St Andrew, Stanley

Bill Henderson

Beware of trains

At a foot crossing on the Tanfield Railway.

Craig Allan

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Middlecausey Plantations is located at Grid Ref: NZ2054 (Lat: 54.88615, Lng: -1.6868813)

Unitary Authority: County Durham

Police Authority: Durham

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///emulating.sprouted.fame. Near Tanfield, Co. Durham

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Carrickshill Wood Middlecausey Plantations Beamish Hall Gardens Peacock Wood

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