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Byreside Hill

Hill, Mountain in Renfrewshire

Scotland

Byreside Hill

White Loch The north end of the loch.
White Loch Credit: wfmillar

Byreside Hill is a prominent hill located in the county of Renfrewshire, Scotland. Standing at an elevation of approximately 210 meters (689 feet), it is considered a significant landmark in the area. The hill is situated near the small village of Howwood, just a few miles southwest of the town of Paisley.

The landscape surrounding Byreside Hill is characterized by rolling green fields and dense forests, creating a picturesque backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts. The hill itself is covered in a mix of grass and heather, lending it a vibrant and colorful appearance, especially during the summer months.

Hikers and nature lovers are drawn to Byreside Hill due to its easily accessible trails and breathtaking panoramic views from the summit. On a clear day, visitors can enjoy vistas of the surrounding countryside, including the nearby Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park and the picturesque Lochwinnoch.

The area around Byreside Hill is rich in wildlife, with various bird species, including buzzards and kestrels, frequently spotted soaring above. Additionally, the hill is home to a diverse range of plant life, including wildflowers, mosses, and ferns, adding to its natural beauty.

Overall, Byreside Hill offers both recreational opportunities and a chance to immerse oneself in the stunning Scottish countryside. Whether it be for a leisurely walk, a challenging hike, or simply to enjoy the tranquility of nature, this hill is a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat.

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Byreside Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.741901/-4.3762805 or Grid Reference NS5052. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

White Loch The north end of the loch.
White Loch
The north end of the loch.
Small Burn Near Mearns Law.
Small Burn
Near Mearns Law.
Passing White Loch The B769 near the shore of White Loch.
Passing White Loch
The B769 near the shore of White Loch.
Remains of a wall Near Dodside.
Remains of a wall
Near Dodside.
Black Loch The picture is taken from the minor road as it approaches Black Loch from the east.
Black Loch
The picture is taken from the minor road as it approaches Black Loch from the east.
Northeast corner of Black Loch The signs remind the visitor that fishing on this small loch is strictly private.
Northeast corner of Black Loch
The signs remind the visitor that fishing on this small loch is strictly private.
Spume near the Black Loch outflow Froth has accumulated at the edge of Black Loch, near the outflow at its northeast corner.
Spume near the Black Loch outflow
Froth has accumulated at the edge of Black Loch, near the outflow at its northeast corner.
North end of Black Loch
North end of Black Loch
Black Loch spume detail Undisturbed by strong winds, the froth at the edge of Black Loch near its outflow has formed regular patterns, here broken up around a couple of rocks.
Black Loch spume detail
Undisturbed by strong winds, the froth at the edge of Black Loch near its outflow has formed regular patterns, here broken up around a couple of rocks.
Minor road, little wood and Black Loch
Minor road, little wood and Black Loch
Ruin among trees
Ruin among trees
Bannerbank Quarry from the air White Loch is on the left, Little Loch and Brother Loch are beyond the quarry. The M77 motorway is just visible in the top right corner.
Bannerbank Quarry from the air
White Loch is on the left, Little Loch and Brother Loch are beyond the quarry. The M77 motorway is just visible in the top right corner.
Water Works, Dodside The northern part of Mearns Law in the background.
Water Works, Dodside
The northern part of Mearns Law in the background.
Farmland near Langton Farm Brock Burn runs in the dip.
Farmland near Langton Farm
Brock Burn runs in the dip.
Roadside fields The building visible behind the cattle is Langton Farm (in NS5054).
Roadside fields
The building visible behind the cattle is Langton Farm (in NS5054).
M77 near Threep Knowe
M77 near Threep Knowe
M77 crossing a minor road near Brown Castle
M77 crossing a minor road near Brown Castle
M77 a mile from Junction 5
M77 a mile from Junction 5
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Byreside Hill is located at Grid Ref: NS5052 (Lat: 55.741901, Lng: -4.3762805)

Unitary Authority: East Renfrewshire

Police Authority: Greater Glasgow

What 3 Words

///revisit.recliner.gasp. Near Newton Mearns, East Renfrewshire

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