Ackrey Gill Green

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Richmondshire

England

Ackrey Gill Green

Heading towards Bubble Hill on ATV Track above Garsdale Head
Heading towards Bubble Hill on ATV Track above Garsdale Head Credit: Colin Park

Ackrey Gill Green is a picturesque village located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated amidst the breathtaking landscape of the Yorkshire Downs and Moorland, this small community offers a tranquil and idyllic setting that attracts visitors seeking a peaceful retreat.

The village is characterized by its charming stone cottages, which are surrounded by lush green meadows and rolling hills. The architecture reflects the traditional Yorkshire style, with quaint thatched roofs and colorful flower gardens adorning the front yards. The streets are narrow and winding, adding to the village's charm and providing a sense of seclusion.

The natural beauty of Ackrey Gill Green is a major draw for outdoor enthusiasts. The Yorkshire Downs offer ample opportunities for hiking, with numerous trails that lead to stunning viewpoints and hidden valleys. The Moorland, on the other hand, provides a diverse habitat for various wildlife species, making it a popular spot for birdwatching and nature photography.

Despite its small size, Ackrey Gill Green boasts a close-knit community that takes pride in its heritage. The village is home to a quaint local pub, where residents and visitors can enjoy a pint of traditional Yorkshire ale and engage in friendly conversation. Additionally, the village hosts an annual summer fair, which brings together locals and tourists for a day of festivities, including live music, food stalls, and traditional games.

Overall, Ackrey Gill Green offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its stunning natural surroundings, charming architecture, and welcoming community, it is a hidden gem in the Yorkshire region that truly captures the essence of rural England.

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Ackrey Gill Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.351486/-2.2738669 or Grid Reference SD8295. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Heading towards Bubble Hill on ATV Track above Garsdale Head
Heading towards Bubble Hill on ATV Track above Garsdale Head
Cotterdale
Cotterdale
A large recent clear-cut in Cotterdale
A large recent clear-cut in Cotterdale
Fence on Cotter End
Fence on Cotter End
Cotter End Tarn A delightfully secluded spot
Cotter End Tarn
A delightfully secluded spot
Johnston Gill
Johnston Gill
Forestry road, Blaescar Rigg, Cotterdale
Forestry road, Blaescar Rigg, Cotterdale
New tree planting, Cotterdale East The trees in the plastic tubes are native deciduous trees so a more natural woodland will eventually be created here.
New tree planting, Cotterdale East
The trees in the plastic tubes are native deciduous trees so a more natural woodland will eventually be created here.
The edge of Cotterdale East Compare to Les Hull's photo from 2008 for changes over three years.
The edge of Cotterdale East
Compare to Les Hull's photo from 2008 for changes over three years.
Barn by West Gill, Cotterdale Sunlit against the dark conifers of the Cotterdale West forest.
Barn by West Gill, Cotterdale
Sunlit against the dark conifers of the Cotterdale West forest.
Cotter Dale Pastures and barns lit by the afternoon sun stand out against a cloud-darkened dale side.
Cotter Dale
Pastures and barns lit by the afternoon sun stand out against a cloud-darkened dale side.
Tarn A small tarn on Tarn Hill between the High Way and Cotterdale. Looking towards High Seat. Wild Boar Fell is in the distance at the far left.
Tarn
A small tarn on Tarn Hill between the High Way and Cotterdale. Looking towards High Seat. Wild Boar Fell is in the distance at the far left.
Barn in Cotterdale A barn standing next to the East Gill Beck in Cotterdale.
Barn in Cotterdale
A barn standing next to the East Gill Beck in Cotterdale.
Cotterdale clearance Large areas of conifer plantations are being cleared in Cotterdale. This is quite common throughout the Dales at present. Odd patches of conifer are being left and mixed deciduous trees are being planted in the cleared areas.
Cotterdale clearance
Large areas of conifer plantations are being cleared in Cotterdale. This is quite common throughout the Dales at present. Odd patches of conifer are being left and mixed deciduous trees are being planted in the cleared areas.
Cotterdale field barn A barn near a footpath just outside the hamlet of Cotterdale.
Cotterdale field barn
A barn near a footpath just outside the hamlet of Cotterdale.
Top of Long Snow Drift Gutter I was going to call this 'headwaters' but 'headbog' would be more appropriate
Top of Long Snow Drift Gutter
I was going to call this 'headwaters' but 'headbog' would be more appropriate
Shooting butt on Tarn Hill There's a line of these new double-sided mega-butts (more like gun emplacements)   Maybe they are heavy duty jobs in case the birds fight back
Shooting butt on Tarn Hill
There's a line of these new double-sided mega-butts (more like gun emplacements) Maybe they are heavy duty jobs in case the birds fight back
Tarn on Tarn Hill
Tarn on Tarn Hill
Show me another place!

Ackrey Gill Green is located at Grid Ref: SD8295 (Lat: 54.351486, Lng: -2.2738669)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Richmondshire

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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