Bruts Moss

Downs, Moorland in Cumberland Eden

England

Bruts Moss

Barbaryrigg Fold Barbaryrigg Fold on Barbary Rigg beside the Old Coach Road.
Barbaryrigg Fold Credit: DrewBull

Bruts Moss is a picturesque area located in Cumberland, England. Nestled within the tranquil surroundings of the Downs and Moorland, this landscape showcases the natural beauty and diversity of the region. Spanning over a vast expanse, Bruts Moss offers a unique blend of moorland, grasslands, and dense forests.

The moorland of Bruts Moss is characterized by its rolling hills and heather-covered expanses. This rugged terrain provides a habitat for various species of flora and fauna, including heathland birds, such as curlews and lapwings. The moorland is also home to several rare plant species, including the distinctive purple heather, which adds a splash of color to the landscape.

The grasslands of Bruts Moss are lush and vibrant, with a patchwork of meadows dotted with wildflowers. This diverse ecosystem supports a wide range of wildlife, including rabbits, hares, and numerous species of butterflies. The grasslands are a haven for nature enthusiasts, who can enjoy leisurely walks or picnics while immersing themselves in the serenity of the surroundings.

The dense forests of Bruts Moss are a sight to behold, with towering trees providing shade and shelter for an array of woodland creatures. The forest floor is carpeted with moss and ferns, creating a magical atmosphere. The woodlands are popular among hikers and nature lovers, who can explore the many trails that wind through the trees, offering glimpses of enchanting wildlife and breathtaking vistas.

Overall, Bruts Moss in Cumberland is a natural gem that showcases the diverse beauty of the Downs and Moorland. Whether it's the rugged moorland, vibrant grasslands, or enchanting forests, this area offers a tranquil retreat for those seeking to immerse themselves in the splendor of nature.

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Bruts Moss Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.586485/-2.9965853 or Grid Reference NY3521. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Barbaryrigg Fold Barbaryrigg Fold on Barbary Rigg beside the Old Coach Road.
Barbaryrigg Fold
Barbaryrigg Fold on Barbary Rigg beside the Old Coach Road.
Rowantree Fold
Rowantree Fold
Boulder, Matterdale Common
Boulder, Matterdale Common
Deepdale from Matterdale Common
Deepdale from Matterdale Common
Rock outcrop
Rock outcrop
Ford, Groovebeck Fold
Ford, Groovebeck Fold
Path towards Great Dodd
Path towards Great Dodd
Towards the ground above Wolf Crags
Towards the ground above Wolf Crags
Path towards Great Dodd
Path towards Great Dodd
Cairn on Matterdale Common
Cairn on Matterdale Common
Cairn on Great Dodd
Cairn on Great Dodd
Path towards Dowthwaitehead
Path towards Dowthwaitehead
Minor road near Dowthwaitehead
Minor road near Dowthwaitehead
Ruined building near Dowthwaitehead
Ruined building near Dowthwaitehead
Old Coach Road winding west The Old Coach Road crosses the ground north of the main spine of the Eastern Fells of the Lake District connecting Dockray with St. John's in the Vale. It's seen here heading west, approaching Groove Beck.
Old Coach Road winding west
The Old Coach Road crosses the ground north of the main spine of the Eastern Fells of the Lake District connecting Dockray with St. John's in the Vale. It's seen here heading west, approaching Groove Beck.
Hill track on north side of Groove Beck The track at this point coincides nearly with the route of a bridleway.  The shallow valley is that of the Groove Beck and the distant mountain is Great Dodd.
Hill track on north side of Groove Beck
The track at this point coincides nearly with the route of a bridleway. The shallow valley is that of the Groove Beck and the distant mountain is Great Dodd.
Whams Moss Whams Moss, a dreary boggy area, lies on the northern side of High Brow which is the minor hill rising above.
Whams Moss
Whams Moss, a dreary boggy area, lies on the northern side of High Brow which is the minor hill rising above.
Peat banks at Brut Moss Brut Moss lies on the rounded ridge of Great Dodd below the rockiness at Randerside. Hart Side is the mountain in the distance.
Peat banks at Brut Moss
Brut Moss lies on the rounded ridge of Great Dodd below the rockiness at Randerside. Hart Side is the mountain in the distance.
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Bruts Moss is located at Grid Ref: NY3521 (Lat: 54.586485, Lng: -2.9965853)

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: Eden

Police Authority: Cumbria

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