Calf Moss

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Richmondshire

England

Calf Moss

Track heading down towards Shaw Paddock Old Maps from 1853 to 1957 show an Ordnance Survey benchmark levelled at 1142.5 feet above Liverpool Datum at the left hand side of the track here.
Track heading down towards Shaw Paddock Credit: Roger Templeman

Calf Moss is a small village situated in the picturesque region of Yorkshire, England. Nestled within the Yorkshire Downs and Moorland, the village is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere.

Surrounded by rolling hills and lush green pastures, Calf Moss offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The area is characterized by its diverse flora and fauna, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers. The nearby moorland provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities, such as walking, cycling, and birdwatching.

The village itself is a charming and close-knit community, with a population of around 200 residents. The local architecture is predominantly traditional, with stone-built houses and quaint cottages adding to the village's rustic charm. A small, welcoming pub serves as the social hub, offering a cozy atmosphere and a selection of local ales.

Calf Moss is also known for its agricultural heritage, with many residents involved in farming activities. The village is dotted with picturesque farms, where visitors can witness the traditional farming practices that have shaped the landscape for generations.

Despite its rural location, Calf Moss is conveniently situated within easy reach of nearby towns and cities. The vibrant city of Leeds is just a short drive away, offering a wide range of amenities, shopping opportunities, and cultural attractions.

Overall, Calf Moss is a hidden gem in the heart of Yorkshire. Its idyllic surroundings, friendly community, and rich natural heritage make it an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat or a taste of authentic rural England.

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Calf Moss Images

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Track heading down towards Shaw Paddock Old Maps from 1853 to 1957 show an Ordnance Survey benchmark levelled at 1142.5 feet above Liverpool Datum at the left hand side of the track here.
Track heading down towards Shaw Paddock
Old Maps from 1853 to 1957 show an Ordnance Survey benchmark levelled at 1142.5 feet above Liverpool Datum at the left hand side of the track here.
How Beck Bridge taking track over River Ure
How Beck Bridge taking track over River Ure
Green Bridge taking bridleway over moorland stream
Green Bridge taking bridleway over moorland stream
Lime kiln at Hell Gill Green
Lime kiln at Hell Gill Green
Lime Kiln at High Way, on north side of bridleway
Lime Kiln at High Way, on north side of bridleway
School House at Beck Rigg
School House at Beck Rigg
Shaw Paddock Farm
Shaw Paddock Farm
Gated Field at Quarry Farm
Gated Field at Quarry Farm
Poly-wrapped Bales near Shaw Paddock
Poly-wrapped Bales near Shaw Paddock
Near Blades Looking NW towards Swarth Fell.
Near Blades
Looking NW towards Swarth Fell.
Lunds Viaduct Lunds viaduct on the Settle - Carlisle railway.
Lunds Viaduct
Lunds viaduct on the Settle - Carlisle railway.
Calf Moss Ford This ford on The High Road is found at Calf Moss.
Calf Moss Ford
This ford on The High Road is found at Calf Moss.
Field barn above slope with buttercups The barn is built into a wall and is close to Low West End Farm.
The partly misted hill in the distance is Wild Boar Fell.
Field barn above slope with buttercups
The barn is built into a wall and is close to Low West End Farm. The partly misted hill in the distance is Wild Boar Fell.
Road, rail and a very fine hill The B6259 heading into Mallerstang alongside the Settle-Carlisle railway line, with the sharp profile of Wild Boar Fell in the background.
Road, rail and a very fine hill
The B6259 heading into Mallerstang alongside the Settle-Carlisle railway line, with the sharp profile of Wild Boar Fell in the background.
Railway bridge at Shaw Paddock The B6259 goes under the Settle-Carlisle railway line at this point. Shaw Paddock farm is seen through the arch.
Railway bridge at Shaw Paddock
The B6259 goes under the Settle-Carlisle railway line at this point. Shaw Paddock farm is seen through the arch.
Low West End This could be described as the last [or first] farm in Wensleydale, but then there's some dispute as to whether Wensleydale extends 'round the corner' from the Moorcock to the watershed.
Low West End
This could be described as the last [or first] farm in Wensleydale, but then there's some dispute as to whether Wensleydale extends 'round the corner' from the Moorcock to the watershed.
The infant River Ure Some two miles downstream from its soggy beginnings at Ure Head, the little river is seen here with fenced and walled fields to either side, the wild moorland having been left behind.
The infant River Ure
Some two miles downstream from its soggy beginnings at Ure Head, the little river is seen here with fenced and walled fields to either side, the wild moorland having been left behind.
The penultimate bridge over the Ure If coming the other way, this is the second bridge over the infant Ure, from its source high on a soggy fellside. This is How Beck Bridge taking a good track over the river.
The penultimate bridge over the Ure
If coming the other way, this is the second bridge over the infant Ure, from its source high on a soggy fellside. This is How Beck Bridge taking a good track over the river.
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Calf Moss is located at Grid Ref: SD7995 (Lat: 54.35104, Lng: -2.3096802)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Richmondshire

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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Located within 500m of 54.35104,-2.3096802
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Lat/Long: 54.3501348/-2.3135904
Barrier: stile
Lat/Long: 54.3502308/-2.3137824
Lime kiln
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Lat/Long: 54.352478/-2.31581
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