Smelter Allotment

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Richmondshire

England

Smelter Allotment

Kidstones Gill
Kidstones Gill Credit: Anthony Parkes

Smelter Allotment is a picturesque and idyllic region located in Yorkshire, England. Nestled within the stunning landscape of the Yorkshire Downs and Moorland, this allotment offers a serene and tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Covering a vast area, Smelter Allotment boasts an abundance of natural beauty, with rolling hills, lush green meadows, and meandering streams. The diverse flora and fauna found in this region make it a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.

The allotment is known for its fertile soil, making it ideal for agriculture and horticulture. Local residents and farmers take advantage of this rich soil to cultivate a variety of crops, including vegetables, fruits, and flowers. The allotment also features well-maintained paths and walkways, providing easy access for visitors to explore the area at their leisure.

Within Smelter Allotment, visitors can enjoy a range of recreational activities. Hiking and walking trails offer breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, while picnicking spots provide opportunities to relax and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. The area is also home to a number of fishing spots, where anglers can try their luck in catching trout and other freshwater fish.

In summary, Smelter Allotment, located in Yorkshire's Downs and Moorland, offers a captivating and serene experience for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat. With its lush green landscapes, fertile soil, and diverse wildlife, it is a truly enchanting destination for all to enjoy.

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Smelter Allotment Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.23631/-2.0520829 or Grid Reference SD9682. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Kidstones Gill
Kidstones Gill
Farm Entrance on Kidstones Bank
Farm Entrance on Kidstones Bank
The Old School House - Bishopdale
The Old School House - Bishopdale
Myers Garth Farm
Myers Garth Farm
A view from Bishopsdale Lane across the fields
A view from Bishopsdale Lane across the fields
Myers Garth in the distance
Myers Garth in the distance
Ruined wall north-east of Naughtberry Hill A ruined wall crossing the heather moor with Pen Hill seen distantly across Waldendale.
Ruined wall north-east of Naughtberry Hill
A ruined wall crossing the heather moor with Pen Hill seen distantly across Waldendale.
Walker approaching grouse butt on heather moor The location is the broad moorland ridge between Buckden Pike and Naughtberry Hill, which is the hill beyond. The ground is managed as a grouse moor which is apparent for a number of reasons.
Walker approaching grouse butt on heather moor
The location is the broad moorland ridge between Buckden Pike and Naughtberry Hill, which is the hill beyond. The ground is managed as a grouse moor which is apparent for a number of reasons.
New House Farm High Scar is the rocky outcrop way above the Bishopdale valley floor.
New House Farm
High Scar is the rocky outcrop way above the Bishopdale valley floor.
B6160 from New Gill entrance
B6160 from New Gill entrance
Gateway to The Rookery From B6160
Gateway to The Rookery
From B6160
B6160 at entrance to New House
B6160 at entrance to New House
House and phone box on B6160 Phone box is just beyond house.
House and phone box on B6160
Phone box is just beyond house.
Field entrance near Kidstones Gill Bridge
Field entrance near Kidstones Gill Bridge
Kidstones Farm from B6160
Kidstones Farm from B6160
Gate in fence on Naughtberry Hill Gate gives access to grouse butts along the ridge between Buckden Pike and Naughtberry Hill
Gate in fence on Naughtberry Hill
Gate gives access to grouse butts along the ridge between Buckden Pike and Naughtberry Hill
Grouse butt beneath Naughtberry Hill One of a long line of grouse butts on the slopes beneath Naughtberry Hill. The line of butts shown on the 25K OS map have now been abandoned and these newer ones lead in a line from the fence down to the shooting hut (SD 979 812)
Grouse butt beneath Naughtberry Hill
One of a long line of grouse butts on the slopes beneath Naughtberry Hill. The line of butts shown on the 25K OS map have now been abandoned and these newer ones lead in a line from the fence down to the shooting hut (SD 979 812)
Dale Head Farm Viewed from the south-west.
Dale Head Farm
Viewed from the south-west.
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Smelter Allotment is located at Grid Ref: SD9682 (Lat: 54.23631, Lng: -2.0520829)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Richmondshire

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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Located within 500m of 54.23631,-2.0520829
Smelter Allotment
Natural: moor
Source: os_25k_firstseries
Lat/Long: 54.2352833/-2.0554853
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