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Little Scar Moss

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Richmondshire

England

Little Scar Moss

Ford at Mid Widdale This ford is found at Mid Widdale on the Widdale Beck
Ford at Mid Widdale Credit: John Walton

Little Scar Moss is a picturesque and unspoiled area located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated within the Yorkshire Downs and Moorland region, it covers an area of approximately 200 acres. This vast expanse of land is characterized by its rolling hills, heather-covered moorlands, and scattered patches of woodland.

The landscape of Little Scar Moss is predominantly rural, offering a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere for visitors. The area is known for its diverse wildlife, with a variety of bird species, including grouse and curlew, making it a popular spot for birdwatching enthusiasts. The moorlands also provide a habitat for other animals, such as hares, foxes, and deer.

Visitors to Little Scar Moss can enjoy various outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. The extensive network of walking trails allows visitors to explore the area's natural beauty and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. In addition, the nearby streams and rivers offer opportunities for fishing and canoeing.

The area is also rich in history, with several ancient landmarks and archaeological sites. The remnants of Bronze Age settlements and stone circles can be found scattered throughout the moorlands, providing glimpses into the region's past.

Little Scar Moss is a hidden gem in Yorkshire, offering visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. Whether it's exploring the moorlands, observing wildlife, or discovering the area's history, there is something for everyone to enjoy in this idyllic corner of Yorkshire.

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Little Scar Moss Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.291355/-2.2959892 or Grid Reference SD8088. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Ford at Mid Widdale This ford is found at Mid Widdale on the Widdale Beck
Ford at Mid Widdale
This ford is found at Mid Widdale on the Widdale Beck
Lings Beck Tumbles off the flanks of Great Knoutberry Fell to help fill the waters of Widdale Beck
Lings Beck
Tumbles off the flanks of Great Knoutberry Fell to help fill the waters of Widdale Beck
Beldie Gill One of the many streams, gills and becks that flow off the heights of Widdale Fell to add to the waters of Widdale Beck
Beldie Gill
One of the many streams, gills and becks that flow off the heights of Widdale Fell to add to the waters of Widdale Beck
Ranley Gill Plantation Large Plantation on the flanks of Widdale Fell. This track passing through is at the foot, running parallel to Widdale Beck
Ranley Gill Plantation
Large Plantation on the flanks of Widdale Fell. This track passing through is at the foot, running parallel to Widdale Beck
Widdale Foot Track beside small wood, running towards a bridge that spans Widdale Beck. The bridge appeared to be not in regular use
Widdale Foot
Track beside small wood, running towards a bridge that spans Widdale Beck. The bridge appeared to be not in regular use
Widdale Bridge Substantial structure that spans Widdale Beck, and gives access from the B6255 Hawes/Ingleton Road to Widdale Foot
Widdale Bridge
Substantial structure that spans Widdale Beck, and gives access from the B6255 Hawes/Ingleton Road to Widdale Foot
Little Scar Moss The old wall makes route finding easy between Great and Little Knoutberry Hills but it's not exactly a stroll.
Little Scar Moss
The old wall makes route finding easy between Great and Little Knoutberry Hills but it's not exactly a stroll.
Old Wall ,Little Knoutberry Hill Looking back towards Ingleborough on the ascent of the hill.
Old Wall ,Little Knoutberry Hill
Looking back towards Ingleborough on the ascent of the hill.
Little Knoutberry Fell The old wall snakes across the top above Widdale Fell. I gave the next grid square a miss today as the soft snow and pathless rough ground was beginning to irritate somewhat.
Little Knoutberry Fell
The old wall snakes across the top above Widdale Fell. I gave the next grid square a miss today as the soft snow and pathless rough ground was beginning to irritate somewhat.
Grouse Butt, Calf Gill The Gill was dotted with Butts either side. Death row for fleeing Grouse.
Grouse Butt, Calf Gill
The Gill was dotted with Butts either side. Death row for fleeing Grouse.
Wall, Green Scar Looking down the wall which runs down from the ridge under Great Knoutberry Hill. Shot taken from just above Green Scar. Green Scar Pasture and Beldie Gill in view. Plantation at Widdale Foot seen across the main road.
Wall, Green Scar
Looking down the wall which runs down from the ridge under Great Knoutberry Hill. Shot taken from just above Green Scar. Green Scar Pasture and Beldie Gill in view. Plantation at Widdale Foot seen across the main road.
Plantation, Green Scar The snow line was at about 2000'just on the edge of the scar.
Plantation, Green Scar
The snow line was at about 2000'just on the edge of the scar.
Near Little Scar Edge The old broken wall serves as a guide up to Little Knoutberry Hill
Near Little Scar Edge
The old broken wall serves as a guide up to Little Knoutberry Hill
On Widdale Fell Looking southwest. Ingleborough on the skyline.
On Widdale Fell
Looking southwest. Ingleborough on the skyline.
Grouse Butts, Sweet Side The window boxes fixed to the Butts are looking a bit sorry for themselves. Winter flowering Pansies would cheer them up a bit. Sweet Side probably relates to the drier ground here on the edge in contrast to the nearby Black Side which is very soggy.
Grouse Butts, Sweet Side
The window boxes fixed to the Butts are looking a bit sorry for themselves. Winter flowering Pansies would cheer them up a bit. Sweet Side probably relates to the drier ground here on the edge in contrast to the nearby Black Side which is very soggy.
George Mea Rigg Enclosure above Great Gill
George Mea Rigg
Enclosure above Great Gill
Great Gill On Mossdale Moor.
Great Gill
On Mossdale Moor.
Western End Crag A limestone crag looking out across the lower end of Widdale.
Western End Crag
A limestone crag looking out across the lower end of Widdale.
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Little Scar Moss is located at Grid Ref: SD8088 (Lat: 54.291355, Lng: -2.2959892)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Richmondshire

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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Natural: fell
Source: NPE
Lat/Long: 54.2936178/-2.2942858
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