Woodhall

Downs, Moorland in Kirkcudbrightshire

Scotland

Woodhall

Road, Cattle Grid and Crummy Bridge
Road, Cattle Grid and Crummy Bridge Credit: Peter Wood

Woodhall is a picturesque village located in Kirkcudbrightshire, a historical county in southwestern Scotland. Situated amidst rolling hills and moorland, it offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The village is nestled in a valley, surrounded by dense woodlands, giving it a secluded and tranquil atmosphere.

The landscape of Woodhall is characterized by its undulating downs and moorland, which provide excellent opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and picnicking. The downs are covered in lush green grass, dotted with wildflowers during the summer months, while the moorland is dominated by heather and gorse, providing a colorful spectacle in late summer.

The village itself is small but charming, with traditional stone cottages and well-maintained gardens. The local community takes great pride in preserving the village's historic character, and many of the buildings date back several centuries. The heart of the village is centered around a quaint square, which serves as a gathering place for residents and visitors alike.

Woodhall is known for its warm and welcoming community, with locals often organizing events and activities for everyone to enjoy. The village has a small but well-stocked general store, providing essential groceries and supplies for residents. For more extensive shopping and amenities, the nearby town of Kirkcudbright is easily accessible.

Overall, Woodhall in Kirkcudbrightshire is a hidden gem, offering a peaceful retreat in the midst of Scotland's natural beauty. It is a place where one can escape the hustle and bustle of modern life, and immerse oneself in the serenity of the countryside.

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Woodhall Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.138167/-4.219599 or Grid Reference NX5884. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Road, Cattle Grid and Crummy Bridge
Road, Cattle Grid and Crummy Bridge
Cattle gridded road near Woodhall Looking north-westward.
Cattle gridded road near Woodhall
Looking north-westward.
Road from Burnhead to A713 below Stanfasket Hill Looking south-eastward.
Road from Burnhead to A713 below Stanfasket Hill
Looking south-eastward.
Track crossing Knockreoch Bridge Looking northward.
Track crossing Knockreoch Bridge
Looking northward.
Across the Polharrow Burn From the minor road to Forrest Lodge.
Across the Polharrow Burn
From the minor road to Forrest Lodge.
The Forrest Lodge lane Looking back towards the A713.
The Forrest Lodge lane
Looking back towards the A713.
Knockreoch Farm Seen from the lane to Forrest Lodge, across the Polharrow Burn.
Knockreoch Farm
Seen from the lane to Forrest Lodge, across the Polharrow Burn.
Across the Polharrow Burn From the lane to Forrest Lodge.
Across the Polharrow Burn
From the lane to Forrest Lodge.
Knocknalling House Seen from the road to Forrest Lodge.
Knocknalling House
Seen from the road to Forrest Lodge.
A713 towards Castle Douglas
A713 towards Castle Douglas
Old Enclosure beside the Pack Road The Pack Road is an old Pilgrim route from the Kingdom of Strathclyde to Whithorn. Carsfad Loch can be seen in the middle ground.
Old Enclosure beside the Pack Road
The Pack Road is an old Pilgrim route from the Kingdom of Strathclyde to Whithorn. Carsfad Loch can be seen in the middle ground.
View from Stroangassel Hill Stranfasket can be seen between the trees to the right of centre.  Early morning haze obscures the detail of the Rhinns of Kells
View from Stroangassel Hill
Stranfasket can be seen between the trees to the right of centre. Early morning haze obscures the detail of the Rhinns of Kells
Ruined dyke near Stroangassel Hill
Ruined dyke near Stroangassel Hill
Ruined sheep shelter
Ruined sheep shelter
Double defences near Knockclune
Double defences near Knockclune
Upland grazing Not much nourishment here for sheep!
Upland grazing
Not much nourishment here for sheep!
Polharrow View This twisted old hawthorn tree is growing by the roadside above Polharrow Burn.
Polharrow View
This twisted old hawthorn tree is growing by the roadside above Polharrow Burn.
Polharrow View Looking downstream from the roadside on a bright mid-June day with the hawthorn blossom showing well.
Polharrow View
Looking downstream from the roadside on a bright mid-June day with the hawthorn blossom showing well.
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Woodhall is located at Grid Ref: NX5884 (Lat: 55.138167, Lng: -4.219599)

Unitary Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

Police Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

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