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Hugh's Hill

Hill, Mountain in Northumberland

England

Hugh's Hill

Path and forest riding A nearby bridleway heads through the block of mature trees on the left, however much safer, easier and quicker progress is made by following the ride between the blocks of trees.
Path and forest riding Credit: Graham Robson

Hugh's Hill is a prominent geographical feature located in the county of Northumberland, England. Situated near the village of Bellingham, it is a hill that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. With an elevation of approximately 360 meters (1,180 feet), it is classified as a hill rather than a mountain.

This natural landmark is part of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, known for its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. Hugh's Hill is a popular destination for hikers, nature enthusiasts, and photographers due to its panoramic vistas and picturesque surroundings.

The hill is characterized by its rolling green slopes and is predominantly covered with grass and heather. It is home to a variety of animal species, including red grouse, curlews, and meadow pipits, making it a haven for birdwatchers. In addition, visitors may also spot rabbits, hares, and the occasional deer.

The ascent to the summit of Hugh's Hill is relatively gentle, making it accessible for walkers of varying abilities. Once at the top, one can enjoy uninterrupted views of the Northumberland countryside, with its patchwork of fields, wooded valleys, and distant hills.

Visitors to Hugh's Hill can also explore the nearby area, which offers additional attractions such as the picturesque Hareshaw Linn waterfall and the historic Bellingham Heritage Centre. The hill provides an ideal opportunity to immerse oneself in nature, appreciate Northumberland's beauty, and experience the tranquility of rural England.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.033092/-2.4717185 or Grid Reference NY6971. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Path and forest riding A nearby bridleway heads through the block of mature trees on the left, however much safer, easier and quicker progress is made by following the ride between the blocks of trees.
Path and forest riding
A nearby bridleway heads through the block of mature trees on the left, however much safer, easier and quicker progress is made by following the ride between the blocks of trees.
Forest track and public bridleway A forest track used to access a deeper part of the plantation.
Forest track and public bridleway
A forest track used to access a deeper part of the plantation.
Path on Burn Divot A path approaching the top of Burn Divot from the north west where it meets the boundary of a never ending coniferous plantation known as Wark Forest.
Path on Burn Divot
A path approaching the top of Burn Divot from the north west where it meets the boundary of a never ending coniferous plantation known as Wark Forest.
Sheep grazing on Burn Divot The upland pasture around Burn Divot is grazed by a number of sheep which are spread out across the landscape.
Sheep grazing on Burn Divot
The upland pasture around Burn Divot is grazed by a number of sheep which are spread out across the landscape.
Footpath east of Pudgement Hill Looking east across the rough ground between Pudgement Hill and Burndivot Common. A footpath crosses the land connecting Whiteside and Scotchcoulthard but this wasn't exactly clear on the ground.
Footpath east of Pudgement Hill
Looking east across the rough ground between Pudgement Hill and Burndivot Common. A footpath crosses the land connecting Whiteside and Scotchcoulthard but this wasn't exactly clear on the ground.
Footpath west of Scotchcoulthard Looking north along the route of a public footpath crossing rough ground covered in long (and wet) grass to the west of Scotchcoulthard.
Footpath west of Scotchcoulthard
Looking north along the route of a public footpath crossing rough ground covered in long (and wet) grass to the west of Scotchcoulthard.
Burn Divot The derelict cottage at Burn Divot.
Burn Divot
The derelict cottage at Burn Divot.
Thirlwall Common (North Side) Looking across Thirlwall Common from near Burn Divot.
Thirlwall Common (North Side)
Looking across Thirlwall Common from near Burn Divot.
Lamb Rigg Gate at the edge of the forest beneath Lamb Rigg.
Lamb Rigg
Gate at the edge of the forest beneath Lamb Rigg.
Cross Rigg Track leading into the forest at Cross Rigg.
Cross Rigg
Track leading into the forest at Cross Rigg.
Pudgement Hill Track on Pudgement Hill.
Pudgement Hill
Track on Pudgement Hill.
Hummell Knowe Track through the forest near Hummell Knowe.
Hummell Knowe
Track through the forest near Hummell Knowe.
Scotchcoultard Waste Forest ride on Scotchcoultard Waste.
Scotchcoultard Waste
Forest ride on Scotchcoultard Waste.
Footpath through High Plantation
Footpath through High Plantation
Footbridge over Tipalt Burn
Footbridge over Tipalt Burn
Footpath through Scotchcoultard Waste
Footpath through Scotchcoultard Waste
Forest Track through Scotchcoultard Warste
Forest Track through Scotchcoultard Warste
Scotchcoultard This was obviously a farm at one time and there are still some animals here. I have a feeling it may have some holiday accommodation, possibly self catering.
Scotchcoultard
This was obviously a farm at one time and there are still some animals here. I have a feeling it may have some holiday accommodation, possibly self catering.
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Hugh's Hill is located at Grid Ref: NY6971 (Lat: 55.033092, Lng: -2.4717185)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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