Low Plantation

Downs, Moorland in Kirkcudbrightshire

Scotland

Low Plantation

The River Dee Viewed from the B727 near Fish House Wood.
The River Dee Credit: Billy McCrorie

Low Plantation is a picturesque area located in Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland. Situated amidst the Downs and Moorland, it offers a unique combination of natural beauty and tranquility. The region is characterized by rolling hills, lush greenery, and stunning panoramic views, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The Downs of Low Plantation are known for their gently sloping terrain and rich vegetation, mainly consisting of grasses and low-growing shrubs. This landscape provides ample opportunities for walking, hiking, and horse riding, with well-maintained trails that wind through the area. The Downs are also home to a diverse array of wildlife, including birds, butterflies, and small mammals, making it a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers.

On the other hand, the Moorland of Low Plantation showcases a more rugged and wild terrain. It is characterized by extensive stretches of heather, interspersed with rocky outcrops and peat bogs. The Moorland offers a unique and distinctive landscape, with its vast open spaces and dramatic scenery. It is a perfect destination for those seeking a sense of solitude and a chance to immerse themselves in the untouched beauty of nature.

Visitors to Low Plantation can enjoy a range of activities, such as picnicking, wildlife spotting, and photography. The area also offers opportunities for camping and caravaning, with several designated sites available for visitors. Overall, Low Plantation in Kirkcudbrightshire is a hidden gem, offering a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and a chance to appreciate the captivating beauty of Scotland's countryside.

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Low Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.832972/-4.0952471 or Grid Reference NX6550. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The River Dee Viewed from the B727 near Fish House Wood.
The River Dee
Viewed from the B727 near Fish House Wood.
The River Dee Heading for Kirkcudbright Bay. Viewed from the B727 near Fish House Wood.
The River Dee
Heading for Kirkcudbright Bay. Viewed from the B727 near Fish House Wood.
The River Dee Looking back towards Kirkcudbright. Viewed from the B727 near Fish House Wood.
The River Dee
Looking back towards Kirkcudbright. Viewed from the B727 near Fish House Wood.
Pool, Jock's Bay Shoulder o' Craig in the background
Pool, Jock's Bay
Shoulder o' Craig in the background
Shore looking North - Fish House Wood
Shore looking North - Fish House Wood
Navigation buoy in Kirkcudbright Bay One of the navigation buoys marking the shipping channel in Kirkcudbright Bay, looking west towards Seaward woods
Navigation buoy in Kirkcudbright Bay
One of the navigation buoys marking the shipping channel in Kirkcudbright Bay, looking west towards Seaward woods
Track alongside public road This side track leading to fields is not shown on the OS map.
Track alongside public road
This side track leading to fields is not shown on the OS map.
Bridge over Corraford Burn Small pedestrian bridge over burn leading to The Nunmill
Bridge over Corraford Burn
Small pedestrian bridge over burn leading to The Nunmill
Estate shed With beaters' transport alongside
Estate shed
With beaters' transport alongside
Kirkeoch Farm
Kirkeoch Farm
Seaward Formerly known as The Fish House.
Seaward
Formerly known as The Fish House.
"Keighley Camp" Used by the boys from Keighley Grammar School (now Oakbank School) as their school campsite since the 1930's.
"Keighley Camp"
Used by the boys from Keighley Grammar School (now Oakbank School) as their school campsite since the 1930's.
Seaward from the River Dee
Seaward from the River Dee
Kirkeoch farm and steading
Kirkeoch farm and steading
Seaward from the River Dee
Seaward from the River Dee
Tree in a mist Lone and windswept tree on the high and very squelchy ground between Lower and Higher Nunton.
Tree in a mist
Lone and windswept tree on the high and very squelchy ground between Lower and Higher Nunton.
Shore fishing at Jock's Bay
Shore fishing at Jock's Bay
Mill stream at Nun Mill Running in spate after several days of torrential rain.
Mill stream at Nun Mill
Running in spate after several days of torrential rain.
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Low Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NX6550 (Lat: 54.832972, Lng: -4.0952471)

Unitary Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

Police Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

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