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Bean Hill

Hill, Mountain in Wigtownshire

Scotland

Bean Hill

Gap in the trees Looking down through the trees in Knockinaam Woods.
Gap in the trees Credit: Jon Alexander

Bean Hill is a prominent hill located in Wigtownshire, in the southwest of Scotland. Standing at approximately 185 meters (607 feet) above sea level, it offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and coastline. The hill is characterized by its gentle slopes and grassy terrain, making it a popular destination for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Bean Hill is known for its rich biodiversity, with a variety of plant and animal species thriving in its diverse habitats. Visitors to the hill may encounter a range of wildlife, including birds of prey, deer, and various species of wildflowers. The hill is also home to several ancient ruins and archaeological sites, adding to its historical significance.

Bean Hill is easily accessible by foot, with well-maintained paths leading to the summit. The hill is a popular spot for picnics, photography, and birdwatching, offering visitors a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Scottish countryside. Whether you're looking for a challenging hike or a leisurely stroll, Bean Hill has something to offer for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages and abilities.

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Bean Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.848879/-5.0347882 or Grid Reference NX0554. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Gap in the trees Looking down through the trees in Knockinaam Woods.
Gap in the trees
Looking down through the trees in Knockinaam Woods.
Birch tree Beside the track in Knockinaam Wood.
Birch tree
Beside the track in Knockinaam Wood.
Down the track In Knockinaam Wood.
Down the track
In Knockinaam Wood.
Floral Collection Next to the track in Knockinaam Wood. At the top we have a Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) which is not yet in flower, below this are Dog Violets (Viola riviniana) and the white Wood Sorrel flowers (Oxalis acetosella).
Floral Collection
Next to the track in Knockinaam Wood. At the top we have a Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) which is not yet in flower, below this are Dog Violets (Viola riviniana) and the white Wood Sorrel flowers (Oxalis acetosella).
Wood Sorrel The pretty white flowers of the Wood Sorrel (Oxalis acetosella) with their five petals, purple veins and distinctive trefoil leaves which close as night falls, reopening in the dappled sun the next morning.
Wood Sorrel
The pretty white flowers of the Wood Sorrel (Oxalis acetosella) with their five petals, purple veins and distinctive trefoil leaves which close as night falls, reopening in the dappled sun the next morning.
Grassland beside Knockinaam Wood South Port o' Spittal farm on the right horizon.
Grassland beside Knockinaam Wood
South Port o' Spittal farm on the right horizon.
Sheep on Barmore Hill More grassland!
Sheep on Barmore Hill
More grassland!
Barmore House Note the tropical palm trees!
Barmore House
Note the tropical palm trees!
Craigenquarroch Farm track. There was a farm near here, but it has been demolished. Mast on Cairn Pat "next door"
Craigenquarroch
Farm track. There was a farm near here, but it has been demolished. Mast on Cairn Pat "next door"
Road junction on the B7042 Portpatrick to Sandhead road
Road junction on the B7042
Portpatrick to Sandhead road
Earth moving down on the farm Seen from the B7042
Earth moving down on the farm
Seen from the B7042
The "Scottish Riviera" Palm trees outside this house at Balmore are witness to the mild climate of Galloway.
The "Scottish Riviera"
Palm trees outside this house at Balmore are witness to the mild climate of Galloway.
Field at harvest time On the B7042, Portpatrick to Sandhead road, the combine harvester had cut this field.
Field at harvest time
On the B7042, Portpatrick to Sandhead road, the combine harvester had cut this field.
Beech hedge near Port of Spittal Late April - and still some of last year's leaves are clinging on.
Beech hedge near Port of Spittal
Late April - and still some of last year's leaves are clinging on.
Woodland cottage near Port of Spittal
Woodland cottage near Port of Spittal
High Barmore Dairy farm in the Rhinns of Galloway
High Barmore
Dairy farm in the Rhinns of Galloway
Colfin Creamery
Colfin Creamery
Colfin Court
Colfin Court
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Bean Hill is located at Grid Ref: NX0554 (Lat: 54.848879, Lng: -5.0347882)

Unitary Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

Police Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

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