Blackberry Knowe

Hill, Mountain in Ayrshire

Scotland

Blackberry Knowe

Farmhouse at Pinvalley The farmhouse and some of the barns at the farm of Pinvalley close to the River Stinchar.
Farmhouse at Pinvalley Credit: Trevor Littlewood

Blackberry Knowe is a picturesque hill located in Ayrshire, Scotland. Rising to a height of approximately 300 meters (984 feet), it is considered a prominent landmark in the region. The hill is situated near the village of Straiton, nestled within the rolling countryside of South Ayrshire.

Blackberry Knowe boasts stunning natural beauty, with its slopes covered in lush green vegetation. The name of the hill derives from the abundance of blackberry bushes that can be found on its lower slopes during the summer months. These bushes attract a variety of wildlife, including birds and small mammals, adding to the charm of the area.

The hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, providing visitors with a perfect vantage point to admire the scenic beauty of Ayrshire. On clear days, one can see the distant peaks of the Galloway Hills to the south, while the Firth of Clyde glistens in the west.

Blackberry Knowe is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, walking, and nature exploration. There are well-maintained trails that meander through the hillside, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the tranquility of the Scottish countryside. The hill's relatively moderate height makes it accessible to a wide range of fitness levels, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll or a more challenging hike.

Overall, Blackberry Knowe in Ayrshire is a captivating natural landmark that combines stunning views, abundant wildlife, and outdoor recreational opportunities, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and hikers alike.

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Blackberry Knowe Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.215757/-4.6534958 or Grid Reference NX3194. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Farmhouse at Pinvalley The farmhouse and some of the barns at the farm of Pinvalley close to the River Stinchar.
Farmhouse at Pinvalley
The farmhouse and some of the barns at the farm of Pinvalley close to the River Stinchar.
Warning notices beside forest road The road is passing through coniferous plantations above the Balloch Burn.
Warning notices beside forest road
The road is passing through coniferous plantations above the Balloch Burn.
High voltage power lines on hill slope The electricity transmission lines are on a northern slope above the valley of the Balloch Burn. 
The distant hill is Pinbreck Hill.
High voltage power lines on hill slope
The electricity transmission lines are on a northern slope above the valley of the Balloch Burn. The distant hill is Pinbreck Hill.
Pylon line crossing north side of Haggis Hill The electricity transmission lines pass through the col between Haggis Hill, rising steeply to the left, and the wooded Larg Hill which is to the right.
Pylon line crossing north side of Haggis Hill
The electricity transmission lines pass through the col between Haggis Hill, rising steeply to the left, and the wooded Larg Hill which is to the right.
South Balloch Bridge The buildings of the farm at South Balloch beyond.
South Balloch Bridge
The buildings of the farm at South Balloch beyond.
Road to Crosshill at South Balloch
Road to Crosshill at South Balloch
Farmland at South Balloch
Farmland at South Balloch
Road to Glentrool at South Balloch
Road to Glentrool at South Balloch
Road to Barr at South Balloch
Road to Barr at South Balloch
South Balloch Junction
South Balloch Junction
Road to Barr at South Balloch
Road to Barr at South Balloch
Farmland at South Balloch
Farmland at South Balloch
Balloch Burn
Balloch Burn
Farmland at South Balloch
Farmland at South Balloch
Farmland at South Balloch
Farmland at South Balloch
Road to Crosshill at Pinvalley
Road to Crosshill at Pinvalley
Changue Forest Trail
Changue Forest Trail
Small side valley near Barr A side valley of the River Stinchar near Pyannot, Barr.
Small side valley near Barr
A side valley of the River Stinchar near Pyannot, Barr.
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Blackberry Knowe is located at Grid Ref: NX3194 (Lat: 55.215757, Lng: -4.6534958)

Unitary Authority: South Ayrshire

Police Authority: Ayrshire

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///whisker.fond.delivers. Near Girvan, South Ayrshire

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