Woodside Moor

Downs, Moorland in Northumberland

England

Woodside Moor

Path through barley, Bowsden Easy to follow.
Path through barley, Bowsden Credit: Richard Webb

Woodside Moor is a picturesque area located in Northumberland, England. Situated in the northern part of the county, it is known for its stunning downs and moorland landscapes. Spanning approximately 500 acres, Woodside Moor offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty and tranquility.

The moorland of Woodside Moor is characterized by its vast expanses of open grassland, heather, and gorse, creating a patchwork of colors that change with the seasons. This diverse habitat provides a home for a variety of wildlife, including birds such as curlews, lapwings, and skylarks. Rare species such as the black grouse and red squirrel can also be spotted here.

The downs of Woodside Moor offer breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Rolling hills, dotted with sheep grazing peacefully, create a picturesque backdrop for visitors. The downs are also home to several walking trails, allowing visitors to explore the area and take in the stunning vistas.

Woodside Moor is a popular destination for outdoor activities, such as hiking, birdwatching, and photography. The moorland and downs provide ample opportunities for exploration and relaxation in nature. The area is well-maintained, with clearly marked paths and picnic areas, making it accessible for all visitors.

Whether you are an avid nature enthusiast or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Woodside Moor in Northumberland promises a memorable experience. Its diverse landscapes, rich wildlife, and stunning views make it a true gem in the heart of the county.

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Woodside Moor Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.657295/-2.0502434 or Grid Reference NT9640. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Path through barley, Bowsden Easy to follow.
Path through barley, Bowsden
Easy to follow.
Sheep near Bowsden
Sheep near Bowsden
Crossing the Berrington Burn
Crossing the Berrington Burn
Whistle Bare Farm
Whistle Bare Farm
Arable field Near Lickar Moor Farm.
Arable field
Near Lickar Moor Farm.
Woodside Farm The entrance drive to Woodside Farm is lined with trees.
Woodside Farm
The entrance drive to Woodside Farm is lined with trees.
Coal Harbour View over recently planted field towards Harbour Wood.
Coal Harbour
View over recently planted field towards Harbour Wood.
Woodside Farm
Woodside Farm
Bird Bath? In the field next to the garden of the one and only house at Coal Harbour.
Bird Bath?
In the field next to the garden of the one and only house at Coal Harbour.
Top up for the bird bath? On Brackenside Farm near Bowsden, Northumberland
Top up for the bird bath?
On Brackenside Farm near Bowsden, Northumberland
Farmland & Forestry near Brackenside
Farmland & Forestry near Brackenside
Pond and crag, Etal Moor Fell sandstone outcrops.
Pond and crag, Etal Moor
Fell sandstone outcrops.
Fenced off path, Hazely Hill Fenced off area around a field, probably to enable cattle to be moved through a field without mixing. The field with the trough had cows and calves in it, and the background field contained approx. year old cattle.
Fenced off path, Hazely Hill
Fenced off area around a field, probably to enable cattle to be moved through a field without mixing. The field with the trough had cows and calves in it, and the background field contained approx. year old cattle.
Woodside Moor A mix of woodland and good grazing for cattle, not rough grazing as shown on the map.
Woodside Moor
A mix of woodland and good grazing for cattle, not rough grazing as shown on the map.
Cattle, Watchlaw Field between plantations. The cattle were very much on the nervous side of curiosity, and only when it was obvious that I was leaving along the bridleway did they do their usual cautious advancing trick that some folk find unnerving.
Cattle, Watchlaw
Field between plantations. The cattle were very much on the nervous side of curiosity, and only when it was obvious that I was leaving along the bridleway did they do their usual cautious advancing trick that some folk find unnerving.
Whitelee Moor
Whitelee Moor
Wheat, Dunsall
Wheat, Dunsall
B6353, Dunsall
B6353, Dunsall
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Woodside Moor is located at Grid Ref: NT9640 (Lat: 55.657295, Lng: -2.0502434)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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