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Coldbeck Wood

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire Harrogate

England

Coldbeck Wood

Trees, Nidd An intermittent line of trees follow a track across a field between Town Lane (from which the photo was taken) and the course of the former Leeds and Thirsk Railway (by the trees on the left). The gate on the right leads onto Nidd Lane, which crosses the old railway to join the A61.
Trees, Nidd Credit: Derek Harper

Coldbeck Wood is a picturesque woodland located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated in the heart of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this forested area spans approximately 300 acres. It is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The wood is characterized by its diverse array of trees, including oak, birch, beech, and ash, which provide a rich tapestry of colors throughout the seasons. The forest floor is blanketed with a variety of wildflowers, creating a vibrant and enchanting atmosphere. Coldbeck Beck, a small stream, meanders through the woods, adding to its natural beauty.

The wood is home to a wide range of wildlife, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. Visitors may spot an array of bird species, including woodpeckers, owls, and warblers. Mammals such as deer, foxes, and badgers are also known to inhabit the area.

Several walking trails wind their way through Coldbeck Wood, allowing visitors to explore its natural wonders at their own pace. These paths offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside and are suitable for all ages and abilities. The wood is also a popular spot for picnickers, with designated areas providing the perfect setting for a leisurely outdoor meal.

Overall, Coldbeck Wood in Yorkshire is a captivating woodland that offers a peaceful retreat and a chance to immerse oneself in the beauty of nature.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.048471/-1.572428 or Grid Reference SE2861. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Trees, Nidd An intermittent line of trees follow a track across a field between Town Lane (from which the photo was taken) and the course of the former Leeds and Thirsk Railway (by the trees on the left). The gate on the right leads onto Nidd Lane, which crosses the old railway to join the A61.
Trees, Nidd
An intermittent line of trees follow a track across a field between Town Lane (from which the photo was taken) and the course of the former Leeds and Thirsk Railway (by the trees on the left). The gate on the right leads onto Nidd Lane, which crosses the old railway to join the A61.
House, Nidd The road north from Nidd swings past the house shown in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2889398">SE3061 : House, Nidd</a>.
House, Nidd
The road north from Nidd swings past the house shown in SE3061 : House, Nidd.
Ripley Castle
Ripley Castle
Bedlam Hamlet of Bedlam on the Pateley Bridge to Ripley road, North Yorkshire
Bedlam
Hamlet of Bedlam on the Pateley Bridge to Ripley road, North Yorkshire
Hectaire Cottage known as Hectaire/Looking north east from Law Lane, between Bedlam and Shaw Mills
Hectaire
Cottage known as Hectaire/Looking north east from Law Lane, between Bedlam and Shaw Mills
The Weeping Cross, Ripley Churchyard. A grade 2 listed monument. Origins are obscure but it is thought to have been used by pilgrims and penitents, hence the knee holes. There is no other such cross known to still exist in England.
The Weeping Cross, Ripley Churchyard.
A grade 2 listed monument. Origins are obscure but it is thought to have been used by pilgrims and penitents, hence the knee holes. There is no other such cross known to still exist in England.
Ripley, All Saints Church This church is to the west of centre of the O/S grid it occupies.
Ripley, All Saints Church
This church is to the west of centre of the O/S grid it occupies.
Sheep near Ripley Sheep off part of the Nidderdale way.
Sheep near Ripley
Sheep off part of the Nidderdale way.
Bridge(s) over River Nidd The current A61 Road Bridge as seen from the original bridge over the river Nidd. The old bridge parapet has a boundary marking of Killinghall to the south and Ripley to the north, there is an OS bench mark between the two markers
Bridge(s) over River Nidd
The current A61 Road Bridge as seen from the original bridge over the river Nidd. The old bridge parapet has a boundary marking of Killinghall to the south and Ripley to the north, there is an OS bench mark between the two markers
Sadler Carr On Ripley Castle estate at the Junction of Hoolybank Lane BW and FP to Park Lodge. Sadler Carr is the site of a medieval Manor House, probably 13 or 14 Century. It was surrounded by a defensive moat, traces of which are visible in the trees.
Sadler Carr
On Ripley Castle estate at the Junction of Hoolybank Lane BW and FP to Park Lodge. Sadler Carr is the site of a medieval Manor House, probably 13 or 14 Century. It was surrounded by a defensive moat, traces of which are visible in the trees.
Scarah Mill from Thornton Beck Bridge No longer a working mill sadly, now a private house with extensive orchards, on the bridge in the foreground is the parish boundary markings of Clint to the left and Ripley to the right
Scarah Mill from Thornton Beck Bridge
No longer a working mill sadly, now a private house with extensive orchards, on the bridge in the foreground is the parish boundary markings of Clint to the left and Ripley to the right
Slate Rigg farm Like many working farms now supplementing the income by offering B & B and the chance to see real farming in action
Slate Rigg farm
Like many working farms now supplementing the income by offering B & B and the chance to see real farming in action
High Cayton Farm Taken from the junction of bridleways SW of the farm. Gateways lead through the farmyard to the site of the old Medieval village of Cayton.
High Cayton Farm
Taken from the junction of bridleways SW of the farm. Gateways lead through the farmyard to the site of the old Medieval village of Cayton.
Chimney Barn Barn converted about 4 years ago into family home, the original stones were used and private courtyard at the rear is maintained to original designs
Chimney Barn
Barn converted about 4 years ago into family home, the original stones were used and private courtyard at the rear is maintained to original designs
Eden Bank Part of Cayton Gill Farm, lots of horse pastures and little else
Eden Bank
Part of Cayton Gill Farm, lots of horse pastures and little else
Cayton Grange A small hamlet of three or so houses, reached by BW or permissive footpath from Ripley. All part of the Ripley Castle Estates
Cayton Grange
A small hamlet of three or so houses, reached by BW or permissive footpath from Ripley. All part of the Ripley Castle Estates
Bridleway to Cayton Grange Unnamed woods used as a breeding area for game birds, the BW follows field boundaries between the noisy and busy A61 and quiet secluded Cayton Grange
Bridleway to Cayton Grange
Unnamed woods used as a breeding area for game birds, the BW follows field boundaries between the noisy and busy A61 and quiet secluded Cayton Grange
Nidderdale Way at Scarah Bank Eastern end of the Nidderdale Way as it enters Ten Acre Plantation on the way to Cayton Gill
Nidderdale Way at Scarah Bank
Eastern end of the Nidderdale Way as it enters Ten Acre Plantation on the way to Cayton Gill
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Coldbeck Wood is located at Grid Ref: SE2861 (Lat: 54.048471, Lng: -1.572428)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Harrogate

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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