Angram Low Pasture

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Harrogate

England

Angram Low Pasture

Dam of Angram Reservoir The reservoir was completed in 1919 and is the highest of several along the course of the River Nidd.
Little Whernside is the hill beyond the dam. — Dam of Angram Reservoir Credit: Trevor Littlewood

Angram Low Pasture is a picturesque area located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated amidst the stunning landscape of the Yorkshire Downs and Moorland, it offers visitors a serene and idyllic retreat.

Covering an expansive area of rolling hills and lush green meadows, Angram Low Pasture is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The landscape is dotted with scattered trees, quaint farmhouses, and stone walls, adding to its rustic charm. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including rabbits, hares, and numerous bird species, making it a popular spot for birdwatching.

The meandering streams and small ponds found within Angram Low Pasture further enhance its natural beauty and provide a habitat for various aquatic creatures. Additionally, the area boasts breathtaking panoramic views, with the rolling hills extending as far as the eye can see.

Angram Low Pasture offers numerous walking trails and hiking routes, allowing visitors to explore the area's natural wonders at their own pace. These paths take visitors through fields of vibrant wildflowers during the spring and summer months, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors.

The tranquility and untouched beauty of Angram Low Pasture make it an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful escape from the bustling city life. Whether it's a leisurely stroll, a picnic with loved ones, or simply immersing oneself in the wonders of nature, this hidden gem in Yorkshire promises an unforgettable experience for all who visit.

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Angram Low Pasture Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.181327/-1.9514868 or Grid Reference SE0376. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Dam of Angram Reservoir

The reservoir was completed in 1919 and is the highest of several along the course of the River Nidd. Little Whernside is the hill beyond the dam.

Trevor Littlewood

Low water at south-western arm of Angram Reservoir

Stone Beck enters Angram reservoir at the lower right corner of the image where there's also a weir. At the time the image was recorded there was a distinct 'rim' at the shore due to a low level of water.

Trevor Littlewood

Long Hill Sike Head

On the way up Little Whernside.

T Eyre

On Little Whernside

Looking NW.

T Eyre

Green Hairstreak

There were many Green Hairstreaks on Little Whernside.

T Eyre

Little Whernside summit

The summit of Little Whernside at 604m.

T Eyre

Remains of Lodge hamlet, Nidderdale

According to the 1910 map there was a benchmark cut into a building at this location. Today only the tumbled remains of the building are left.

Mel Towler

Western end of Scar house Reservoir

According to the 1910 map there was a benchmark cut into the wall enclosure at this location. Today there is a large gap in the field boundary and the benchmark has gone.

Mel Towler

Benchmark cut into boulder, Nidderdale

The benchmark is cut into a lone boulder in a field enclose on the north-west side of Scar House Reservoir. Wider view SE0476 : Dam at Angram Reservoir, Nidderdale

Mel Towler

Dam at Angram Reservoir, Nidderdale

There is a benchmark cut into the lone boulder in the field enclosure on the north-west side of Scar House Reservoir. Closer view SE0477 : Benchmark cut into boulder, Nidderdale

Mel Towler

Benchmark cut into drystone wall, Nidderdale

The pivot benchmark is cut into the drystone wall on the north-west side of Scar House Reservoir. Wider view SE0476 : Dam at Angram Reservoir, Nidderdale

Mel Towler

Dam at Angram Reservoir, Nidderdale

There is a pivot benchmark cut into the drystone wall on the north-west side of Scar House Reservoir. Closer view SE0476 : Benchmark cut into drystone wall, Nidderdale

Mel Towler

Scar House Reservoir and remains of drystone wall

According to the 1910 map there was a benchmark cut into the drystone wall or a gatepost at this location. The wall has gone and only the foundations remain.

Mel Towler

Benchmark cut into drystone wall, Nidderdale

The benchmark is cut into the drystone wall on the west side of the track which leads from Scar House Reservoir to Horsehouse. Wider view SE0477 : Stonebeck Up, Nidderdale

Mel Towler

Stonebeck Up, Nidderdale

There is a benchmark cut into the drystone wall on the west side of the track which leads from Scar House Reservoir to Horsehouse. In the distance is Stonebeck Up, south of Scar House Reservoir. Closer view SE0477 : Benchmark cut into drystone wall, Nidderdale

Mel Towler

Benchmark cut into drystone wall, Nidderdale

The benchmark is cut into the drystone wall on the east side of the track which leads from Scar House Reservoir to Horsehouse. Wider view SE0477 : Track leading from Scar House to Horsehouse

Mel Towler

Track leading from Scar House to Horsehouse

There is a rivet benchmark cut into the drystone wall on the east side of the track which leads from Scar House Reservoir to Horsehouse. Closer view SE0477 : Benchmark cut into drystone wall, Nidderdale

Mel Towler

Benchmark cut into drystone wall, Nidderdale

The pivot benchmark is cut into the drystone wall on the east side of the track which leads from Scar House Reservoir to Horsehouse. Wider view SE0477 : Track with adjacent wall leading from Scar House to Horsehouse

Mel Towler

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Angram Low Pasture is located at Grid Ref: SE0376 (Lat: 54.181327, Lng: -1.9514868)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Harrogate

Police Authority: North Yorkshire