Auldshiels Hill

Hill, Mountain in Dumfriesshire

Scotland

Auldshiels Hill

Arkleton Hill Bagged trig first with Phil Cooper then White Hill TUMP, Salter Grain Hill, Pike Fell and Arkleton Hill after parking near Mosspeeble.
Name: Arkleton Hill
Hill number: 1926
Height: 521m / 1709ft
Parent (Ma/M): 1918 Roan Fell
Section: 28B: The River Tweed to the English Border
County/UA: Dumfries and Galloway (UA)
Class: HuMP, Donald Dewey, subMarilyn
Grid ref: NY 40507 92181
Summit feature: no feature: near fence junction
Drop: 146m
Col: 375m NY421937 — Arkleton Hill Credit: Rude Health

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Arkleton Hill Bagged trig first with Phil Cooper then White Hill TUMP, Salter Grain Hill, Pike Fell and Arkleton Hill after parking near Mosspeeble.
Name: Arkleton Hill
Hill number: 1926
Height: 521m / 1709ft
Parent (Ma/M): 1918 Roan Fell
Section: 28B: The River Tweed to the English Border
County/UA: Dumfries and Galloway (UA)
Class: HuMP, Donald Dewey, subMarilyn
Grid ref: NY 40507 92181
Summit feature: no feature: near fence junction
Drop: 146m
Col: 375m NY421937

Arkleton Hill

Bagged trig first with Phil Cooper then White Hill TUMP, Salter Grain Hill, Pike Fell and Arkleton Hill after parking near Mosspeeble. Name: Arkleton Hill Hill number: 1926 Height: 521m / 1709ft Parent (Ma/M): 1918 Roan Fell Section: 28B: The River Tweed to the English Border County/UA: Dumfries and Galloway (UA) Class: HuMP, Donald Dewey, subMarilyn Grid ref: NY 40507 92181 Summit feature: no feature: near fence junction Drop: 146m Col: 375m NY421937

Black Cove Small corrie on Arkleton Hill. View from the A7 over Mosspeeble.

Black Cove

Small corrie on Arkleton Hill. View from the A7 over Mosspeeble.

Clear fell area on Auldshiels Hill The forestry shown on the O.S. Map no longer exists. Viewed from a forestry road towards Arkleton Hill.

Clear fell area on Auldshiels Hill

The forestry shown on the O.S. Map no longer exists. Viewed from a forestry road towards Arkleton Hill.

Under Nick on Arkleton Hill On the southwest slopes of the hill on a fine December day.

Under Nick on Arkleton Hill

On the southwest slopes of the hill on a fine December day.

White Brae Rough grazing hill countryside with the Byrecleuch Burn below and Mid Height in the centre background. Viewed in December.

White Brae

Rough grazing hill countryside with the Byrecleuch Burn below and Mid Height in the centre background. Viewed in December.

Forestry road on Auldshiels Hill In a clear fell area with a view towards Arkleton Hill.

Forestry road on Auldshiels Hill

In a clear fell area with a view towards Arkleton Hill.

White Cove Small crags at White Cove on Arkleton Hill.

White Cove

Small crags at White Cove on Arkleton Hill.

A crag at Under Nick on Arkleton Hill

A crag at Under Nick on Arkleton Hill

Under Nick The source of a small burn running down the southwest face of Arkleton Hill.

Under Nick

The source of a small burn running down the southwest face of Arkleton Hill.

Arkleton Hill Gently sloping ground between Upper Nick and Under Nick on Arkleton Hill.

Arkleton Hill

Gently sloping ground between Upper Nick and Under Nick on Arkleton Hill.

Byre Cleuchs Rough grazing terrain by the Byrecleuch Burn with Mid Height centre right in the background.

Byre Cleuchs

Rough grazing terrain by the Byrecleuch Burn with Mid Height centre right in the background.

Clear fell, Ewe Rig Another stand of sitka spruce has been harvested. The feral goats are looking for pickings amongst the wreckage.

Clear fell, Ewe Rig

Another stand of sitka spruce has been harvested. The feral goats are looking for pickings amongst the wreckage.

Rough grazing hillside Viewed from the road to Cooms Farm.

Rough grazing hillside

Viewed from the road to Cooms Farm.

The road to Cooms Farm A section of Sitka forest on the left beyond the Tarras Water, has been clear felled.

The road to Cooms Farm

A section of Sitka forest on the left beyond the Tarras Water, has been clear felled.

The road to Cooms by the Tarras Water This single lane road by the Tarras Water runs for just over 3km from Tarras Lodge to Cooms Farm.

The road to Cooms by the Tarras Water

This single lane road by the Tarras Water runs for just over 3km from Tarras Lodge to Cooms Farm.

Bridge over the Tarras Water Provides access to forestry on Auldshiels Hill but the hillside behind has been clear felled.

Bridge over the Tarras Water

Provides access to forestry on Auldshiels Hill but the hillside behind has been clear felled.

A farm track on Auldshiels Hill Viewed on a cold December day.

A farm track on Auldshiels Hill

Viewed on a cold December day.

A drystone dyke and electric fence A dyke on the way to Bittlestone Height with a single strand electric wire either side, in an area of rough grazing for hill cattle and sheep.

A drystone dyke and electric fence

A dyke on the way to Bittlestone Height with a single strand electric wire either side, in an area of rough grazing for hill cattle and sheep.

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Auldshiels Hill is located at Grid Ref: NY3990 (Lat: 55.203214, Lng: -2.9454235)

Unitary Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

Police Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

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Located within 500m of 55.203214,-2.9454235

Barrier: stile

Lat/Long: 55.2005122/-2.9510682

Auldshiels Hill

Ele: 366

Natural: peak

Source: NLS-OS-1st_Series

Lat/Long: 55.203096/-2.9454968

Barrier: stile

Lat/Long: 55.2055195/-2.9459634

Barrier: stile

Lat/Long: 55.2004904/-2.9510468

Information: route_marker

Tourism: information

Lat/Long: 55.199878/-2.947815

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Tourism: information

Lat/Long: 55.20548/-2.9459069

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