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Birny Fell

Downs, Moorland in Roxburghshire

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Birny Fell

Sheepfold Small sheepfold by Rigging Sike.
Sheepfold Credit: Callum Black

Birny Fell is a picturesque rural area located in Roxburghshire, Scotland. Situated within the beautiful Scottish Borders, it is known for its rolling downs and expansive moorland. The area is characterized by its stunning natural scenery, with vast open spaces, lush green fields, and heather-covered hills.

The downs in Birny Fell provide a gentle landscape with undulating hills that are perfect for walking, hiking, and enjoying the outdoors. The moorland, on the other hand, offers a more rugged terrain, with rocky outcrops and wild vegetation. It is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including various bird species, small mammals, and wildflowers.

The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of activities. The downs are ideal for leisurely walks, picnics, and family outings, while the moorland provides opportunities for more challenging hikes and birdwatching. Additionally, the clear skies make Birny Fell a perfect spot for stargazing and astronomy enthusiasts.

The nearby villages of Birny and Fell provide amenities such as accommodation, local pubs, and restaurants, making it a convenient base for visitors exploring the area. The local community is friendly and welcoming, adding to the charm of the region.

Overall, Birny Fell in Roxburghshire is a stunning destination for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility in the Scottish countryside. Its downs and moorland offer a diverse and beautiful landscape, perfect for outdoor activities and relaxation.

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Birny Fell Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.208161/-2.8260961 or Grid Reference NY4790. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sheepfold Small sheepfold by Rigging Sike.
Sheepfold
Small sheepfold by Rigging Sike.
Roan Fell track Track leading to the summit of Roan Fell.
Roan Fell track
Track leading to the summit of Roan Fell.
Ralton Burn One of numerous burns draining this area of hillside.
Ralton Burn
One of numerous burns draining this area of hillside.
Fence by Foulshiels Rig
Fence by Foulshiels Rig
Wall corner The corner of a large stone enclosure.
Wall corner
The corner of a large stone enclosure.
Foulshiels A remote cottage.
Foulshiels
A remote cottage.
Foulshiels View of Foulshiels from the rough track to the north.
Foulshiels
View of Foulshiels from the rough track to the north.
Ruin and shed A ruined cottage by a still servicable shed.
Ruin and shed
A ruined cottage by a still servicable shed.
Road, Hog Gill Bulldozed road above Newcastleton.
Road, Hog Gill
Bulldozed road above Newcastleton.
Blackburn farm, Newcastleton A hill farm between the Black Burn and Bedda Cleuch.
Blackburn farm, Newcastleton
A hill farm between the Black Burn and Bedda Cleuch.
Track below Blackburn farm A track down to the bridge over the Black Burn with the house at Woolhope above.
Track below Blackburn farm
A track down to the bridge over the Black Burn with the house at Woolhope above.
Track by the Black Burn On the route to Blackburn Falls.
Track by the Black Burn
On the route to Blackburn Falls.
Moorland track above the Black Burn On the route to Blackburn Falls on a hot July morning.
Moorland track above the Black Burn
On the route to Blackburn Falls on a hot July morning.
Signpost to Blackburn Falls The recommended route has been modified compared to that given in the booklet 'Paths around Newcastleton' (Scottish Borders Council 2013). The small notice reads: Newcastleton Path Route 3 Follow waymarked route continue on track to reach informal hill path to Blackburn Falls
Signpost to Blackburn Falls
The recommended route has been modified compared to that given in the booklet 'Paths around Newcastleton' (Scottish Borders Council 2013). The small notice reads: Newcastleton Path Route 3 Follow waymarked route continue on track to reach informal hill path to Blackburn Falls
Track by the Ralton Burn A farm track through fields between Woolhope and Raltonside.
Track by the Ralton Burn
A farm track through fields between Woolhope and Raltonside.
Bulldozed road, Roan Fell All too obvious road across moorland above Newcastleton.
Bulldozed road, Roan Fell
All too obvious road across moorland above Newcastleton.
Upland grazing Rough grazing for hill cattle and sheep viewed from an access track.
Upland grazing
Rough grazing for hill cattle and sheep viewed from an access track.
Sheep to the east of Roan Fell Flow This rough grazing terrain is suitable for hill cattle and sheep.
Sheep to the east of Roan Fell Flow
This rough grazing terrain is suitable for hill cattle and sheep.
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Birny Fell is located at Grid Ref: NY4790 (Lat: 55.208161, Lng: -2.8260961)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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