Acres

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Craven

England

Acres

The Settle to Kirkby Malham Road in the Evening
The Settle to Kirkby Malham Road in the Evening Credit: Andy Beecroft

Acres, Yorkshire is a picturesque region located in the northern part of England. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, Acres is a combination of downs and moorland, offering a diverse and stunning natural environment.

The downs of Acres, Yorkshire are characterized by rolling hills and expansive grasslands. These areas are perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, picnicking, and horseback riding. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, dotted with quaint villages and charming farmhouses. The downs are also home to a variety of wildlife, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

In contrast, the moorland of Acres showcases a rugged and wild terrain. Covered in heather and bracken, this area is a unique ecosystem that supports a range of plants and animals. The moorland is crisscrossed with footpaths, providing opportunities for adventurous individuals to explore and discover its hidden treasures. Its dramatic landscapes, including rocky outcrops and cascading waterfalls, make it an ideal setting for photography and outdoor exploration.

Acres, Yorkshire is also steeped in history, with ancient ruins and archaeological sites scattered throughout the region. Visitors can delve into the past by visiting historical landmarks such as castles, abbeys, and standing stones.

Overall, Acres, Yorkshire offers a blend of natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and historical significance. Whether seeking tranquility in the downs or adventure in the moorland, this region is a must-visit destination for those looking to immerse themselves in the stunning landscapes of northern England.

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Acres Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.058882/-2.1857909 or Grid Reference SD8762. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Settle to Kirkby Malham Road in the Evening
The Settle to Kirkby Malham Road in the Evening
Aerial View of Moorland near Kirkby Malham
Aerial View of Moorland near Kirkby Malham
The Pennine Way near High Barn
The Pennine Way near High Barn
Limestone-chipped road climbing out of Malham The road climbs among fields heading for a cluster of named barns to the west of Malham.
Limestone-chipped road climbing out of Malham
The road climbs among fields heading for a cluster of named barns to the west of Malham.
Field Barns The hill road surfaced with chipped limestone branches from Long Lane out of Malham and gives farm access to several named barns including the two in the image which are assumed to be known as Field Barns.
Field Barns
The hill road surfaced with chipped limestone branches from Long Lane out of Malham and gives farm access to several named barns including the two in the image which are assumed to be known as Field Barns.
North face of Rye Loaf Hill Rye Loaf Hill seen across the valley of Stockdale Beck from the bridleway which is used as the route of two long distance trails - Pennine Bridleway and Dales High Way.
North face of Rye Loaf Hill
Rye Loaf Hill seen across the valley of Stockdale Beck from the bridleway which is used as the route of two long distance trails - Pennine Bridleway and Dales High Way.
Ancient field system remains View of the lynchets to the east of the National Park car park
Ancient field system remains
View of the lynchets to the east of the National Park car park
Scosthrop Moor Rough ground and upland pasture on Scrosthrop Moor
Scosthrop Moor
Rough ground and upland pasture on Scrosthrop Moor
Butterlands Barn from the footpath to Pikedaw Hill It is a short uphill walk from Malham village to Pikedaw Hill. The gathering clouds preceded thunder and rain as we reached the summit.
Butterlands Barn from the footpath to Pikedaw Hill
It is a short uphill walk from Malham village to Pikedaw Hill. The gathering clouds preceded thunder and rain as we reached the summit.
On Scosthrop High Moor Approaching a small patch of windswept woodland on Scosthrop High Moor
On Scosthrop High Moor
Approaching a small patch of windswept woodland on Scosthrop High Moor
Gate on Scosthrop High Moor A track climbs up from Peart Lane to this gate - and then disappears onto the moor.
Gate on Scosthrop High Moor
A track climbs up from Peart Lane to this gate - and then disappears onto the moor.
Juicy Moor between Kirkby Fell and Rye Loaf Hill A soggy traverse towards the track that runs from Stockdale Farm and Malham
Juicy Moor between Kirkby Fell and Rye Loaf Hill
A soggy traverse towards the track that runs from Stockdale Farm and Malham
Bridleway between Stockdale Farm and Malham Excellent green track pursued by generations of walkers who have walked from Settle to Malham
Bridleway between Stockdale Farm and Malham
Excellent green track pursued by generations of walkers who have walked from Settle to Malham
Shake Hole near Great Scar There are quite a few of these features dotted around the vicinity of Great Scar
Shake Hole near Great Scar
There are quite a few of these features dotted around the vicinity of Great Scar
Grazing off Black Gill Lane
Grazing off Black Gill Lane
Black Gill Lane towards Airton
Black Gill Lane towards Airton
Grazing, Scosthrop Moor
Grazing, Scosthrop Moor
Scosthrop Lane towards Airton
Scosthrop Lane towards Airton
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Acres is located at Grid Ref: SD8762 (Lat: 54.058882, Lng: -2.1857909)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Craven

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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