Hare Shaw

Downs, Moorland in Westmorland Eden

England

Hare Shaw

Truss Gap house, Swindale Former farm buildings in Swindale, now a residential property.
Truss Gap house, Swindale Credit: David Robinson

Hare Shaw, located in Westmorland, is a picturesque area known for its stunning landscapes and diverse natural features. Nestled amidst rolling hills and moorland, this region offers visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in breathtaking scenery and experience the tranquility of rural life.

The area is characterized by its verdant downs, which provide grazing grounds for livestock such as sheep and cattle. These downs are covered with a variety of grasses and wildflowers, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors during the summer months. The moorland, on the other hand, showcases a more rugged terrain with heather and bracken dominating the landscape.

Hare Shaw is renowned for its rich biodiversity, with numerous species of birds, mammals, and insects calling this area home. Birdwatchers can spot a wide range of species, including red grouse, lapwings, and curlews. The moorland also provides habitat for several mammals, such as hares and foxes, which can be spotted darting across the open fields.

For those seeking outdoor activities, Hare Shaw offers a plethora of options. The extensive network of footpaths and trails allows hikers and nature enthusiasts to explore the area at their leisure. Additionally, the hills and slopes of the downs provide opportunities for mountain biking and horse riding.

Hare Shaw is a place where visitors can escape the bustle of city life and appreciate the beauty of nature. Its idyllic countryside, diverse wildlife, and recreational activities make it a haven for those seeking an authentic rural experience.

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Hare Shaw Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.512182/-2.7780677 or Grid Reference NY4913. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Truss Gap house, Swindale Former farm buildings in Swindale, now a residential property.
Truss Gap house, Swindale
Former farm buildings in Swindale, now a residential property.
Upper Swindale
Upper Swindale
Lower section of Forces Falls
Lower section of Forces Falls
Powley's Hill View north east from the high point along Long Rigg.
Powley's Hill
View north east from the high point along Long Rigg.
Swindale from NW on Old Corpse Road
Swindale from NW on Old Corpse Road
Gouther crag
Gouther crag
Stepping Stones, Truss Gap Crossing Swindale Beck which is also forded at this point and has a footbridge nearby. The route onto the low fells of Ralfland Forest is part of the Old Corpse Road from Mardale to Shap.Truss Gap Farm in view.
Stepping Stones, Truss Gap
Crossing Swindale Beck which is also forded at this point and has a footbridge nearby. The route onto the low fells of Ralfland Forest is part of the Old Corpse Road from Mardale to Shap.Truss Gap Farm in view.
Gouthercrag Gill One of the many charms of Swindale much overlooked and long may it remain so.The more popular territory of Kidsty Pike's sharp top and High Raise just visible on the skyline.
Gouthercrag Gill
One of the many charms of Swindale much overlooked and long may it remain so.The more popular territory of Kidsty Pike's sharp top and High Raise just visible on the skyline.
The track above Naddle Farm
The track above Naddle Farm
Reservoir, Harper Hills On the Swindale supply line according to Wainwright who scetches the reservoir in his Outlying Fells book
Reservoir, Harper Hills
On the Swindale supply line according to Wainwright who scetches the reservoir in his Outlying Fells book
Cairn, Harper Hills Not on the top of the fell. Snow shower heading east in shot.
Cairn, Harper Hills
Not on the top of the fell. Snow shower heading east in shot.
On Long Rigg Near the 420m. contour
On Long Rigg
Near the 420m. contour
Chimney In the woods between High and Low Goat Gills
Chimney
In the woods between High and Low Goat Gills
From Long Rigg Looking towards Naddle Low Forest
From Long Rigg
Looking towards Naddle Low Forest
Cairn, Powley's Hill In a passing snow shower
Cairn, Powley's Hill
In a passing snow shower
Cairn, Hugh's Laithes Pike Unless you are prepared to climb the six foot high deer fence you cannot indulge your obsession fully and make contact with the cairn
Cairn, Hugh's Laithes Pike
Unless you are prepared to climb the six foot high deer fence you cannot indulge your obsession fully and make contact with the cairn
Naddle Low Forest At 426m.Looking towards Hugh's Laithes Pike
Naddle Low Forest
At 426m.Looking towards Hugh's Laithes Pike
Plantation, Naddle Forest High Street and Kidsty Pike on the skyline
Plantation, Naddle Forest
High Street and Kidsty Pike on the skyline
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Hare Shaw is located at Grid Ref: NY4913 (Lat: 54.512182, Lng: -2.7780677)

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: Eden

Police Authority: Cumbria

What 3 Words

///stall.calm.bride. Near Shap, Cumbria

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Located within 500m of 54.512182,-2.7780677
Hare Shaw
Ele: 503
Natural: peak
Lat/Long: 54.5119437/-2.7770248
Ford: yes
Lat/Long: 54.5104078/-2.7839669
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