Guphill Common

Downs, Moorland in Devon North Devon

England

Guphill Common

Exmoor Ponies on Anstey Money Common
Exmoor Ponies on Anstey Money Common Credit: Grant Sherman

Guphill Common is a picturesque area located in Devon, England. Situated on the Downs and Moorland, this common is known for its stunning natural beauty and diverse ecosystem. Covering an expansive area, Guphill Common is characterized by rolling hills, open grasslands, and patches of dense woodlands.

The common is home to a wide range of plant and animal species, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. Visitors can spot various species of birds, including skylarks and kestrels, as well as mammals like rabbits and deer. The lush vegetation of Guphill Common showcases a vibrant display of wildflowers during the spring and summer months, adding to the area's allure.

In addition to its natural attractions, Guphill Common also offers several walking trails and paths, allowing visitors to explore the area at their own pace. These trails provide breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, making it an ideal location for hikers and photographers.

Guphill Common holds historical significance as well, with remnants of ancient settlements and burial sites scattered throughout the area. These archaeological landmarks offer a glimpse into the region's rich history and cultural heritage.

Overall, Guphill Common is a hidden gem in Devon, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its unspoiled beauty and diverse ecosystem make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a tranquil and immersive experience in nature.

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Guphill Common Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.050508/-3.6484493 or Grid Reference SS8429. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Exmoor Ponies on Anstey Money Common
Exmoor Ponies on Anstey Money Common
Anstey Money Common On the Two Moors Way
Anstey Money Common
On the Two Moors Way
Exmoor ponies on Woodland Common Near Badlake Moor Cross
Exmoor ponies on Woodland Common
Near Badlake Moor Cross
IIMW sculpture by Peter Randall Page See also Granite Song in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SX7189">SX7189</a>
IIMW sculpture by Peter Randall Page
See also Granite Song in SX7189
West Anstey: village Looking north from the Two Moors Way
West Anstey: village
Looking north from the Two Moors Way
West Anstey: churchyard The present church was dedicated in November 1319 and was heavily restored in 1880. It is now St Petrock’s but may have been dedicated to the Holy Trinity in the 14th century. A Norman font survives from an earlier church
West Anstey: churchyard
The present church was dedicated in November 1319 and was heavily restored in 1880. It is now St Petrock’s but may have been dedicated to the Holy Trinity in the 14th century. A Norman font survives from an earlier church
West Anstey: near Woodland Common Looking east
West Anstey: near Woodland Common
Looking east
West Anstey: Woodland Common The common has recently stripped of gorse. Looking north east from a point above Woodland Farm
West Anstey: Woodland Common
The common has recently stripped of gorse. Looking north east from a point above Woodland Farm
West Anstey Common The Ridge Road over West Anstey Common.
West Anstey Common
The Ridge Road over West Anstey Common.
Spring Beeches Beech trees lining the road on Twitchen Common.
Spring Beeches
Beech trees lining the road on Twitchen Common.
Molland: Brimblecombe Hill Heather and bracken close to the road at Anstey Gate: the road sign on the horizon indicates the location. It warns of a cattle grid at the gate. Looking west
Molland: Brimblecombe Hill
Heather and bracken close to the road at Anstey Gate: the road sign on the horizon indicates the location. It warns of a cattle grid at the gate. Looking west
West Anstey: Anstey Gate Looking west-north-west towards Molland Common
West Anstey: Anstey Gate
Looking west-north-west towards Molland Common
West Anstey: on West Anstey Common Looking north towards Shircombe Farm. Below the farm, nearer the camera, the Dane’s Brook turns through a right angle to run south-south-west past Lyshwell Wood before resuming a more easterly course. It has a confluence with the Barle near Mounsey Castle.
West Anstey: on West Anstey Common
Looking north towards Shircombe Farm. Below the farm, nearer the camera, the Dane’s Brook turns through a right angle to run south-south-west past Lyshwell Wood before resuming a more easterly course. It has a confluence with the Barle near Mounsey Castle.
West Anstey: towards Lyshwell Farm Looking north west on the edge of the moor towards Exmoor farmland
West Anstey: towards Lyshwell Farm
Looking north west on the edge of the moor towards Exmoor farmland
West Anstey: Anstey Rhiney Moor Looking east-north-east over the Dane’s Brook valley
West Anstey: Anstey Rhiney Moor
Looking east-north-east over the Dane’s Brook valley
West Anstey: riders near Anstey Gate Looking north on West Anstey Common with Lyshwell, left, and Cloggs farms in shadow in the distance
West Anstey: riders near Anstey Gate
Looking north on West Anstey Common with Lyshwell, left, and Cloggs farms in shadow in the distance
West Anstey: ewes and lambs Near Overwell, looking south west
West Anstey: ewes and lambs
Near Overwell, looking south west
Badlake Moor Cross This finger post gives distances on the Two Moors Way.
Badlake Moor Cross
This finger post gives distances on the Two Moors Way.
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Guphill Common is located at Grid Ref: SS8429 (Lat: 51.050508, Lng: -3.6484493)

Administrative County: Devon

District: North Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 51.050508,-3.6484493
Barrier: cattle_grid
Bicycle: yes
Foot: no
Horse: no
Motorcycle: yes
Lat/Long: 51.0468628/-3.6485077
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