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Hummell Knowe

Hill, Mountain in Northumberland

England

Hummell Knowe

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 Credit: Graham Robson

Hummell Knowe is a prominent hill located in the county of Northumberland, England. Rising to an elevation of approximately 434 meters (1,423 feet), it is considered one of the notable peaks in the region. The hill is situated within the Northumberland National Park, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.

Hummell Knowe is characterized by its distinctive rounded shape and is covered in heather and grasses, providing a picturesque landscape that attracts visitors from far and wide. From the summit, breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside can be enjoyed, revealing rolling hills, valleys, and distant peaks.

The hill is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts, with several well-marked walking trails leading to the summit. The routes vary in difficulty, allowing visitors of all fitness levels to enjoy the experience. As visitors ascend, they may encounter a diverse range of flora and fauna, including wildflowers, birds, and small mammals.

In addition to its natural beauty, Hummell Knowe holds historical significance. The area is scattered with remnants of ancient settlements and burial sites, providing a glimpse into the lives of the people who once inhabited these lands.

Overall, Hummell Knowe is a captivating hill in Northumberland, offering a chance to immerse oneself in the stunning natural surroundings while appreciating the rich cultural heritage of the area.

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Hummell Knowe Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.039244/-2.4634819 or Grid Reference NY7071. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

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.
Track through Wark Forest With the status of byway, this track carries National Cycle Network route 68 (the Pennine Cycleway). The surface of the track has deteriorated in recent years, and there are altogether too many puddles. Seen on a dreich day.
Track through Wark Forest
With the status of byway, this track carries National Cycle Network route 68 (the Pennine Cycleway). The surface of the track has deteriorated in recent years, and there are altogether too many puddles. Seen on a dreich day.
Open land in Wark Forest At Buckbog Syke.
Open land in Wark Forest
At Buckbog Syke.
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.
Rough ground beside the Tipalt Burn Tree free but rough ground on the southern bank of the Tipalt Burn.
Rough ground beside the Tipalt Burn
Tree free but rough ground on the southern bank of the Tipalt Burn.
Bridge crossing the Tipalt Burn A narrow bridge carrying the forest track and cycle path across the Tipalt Burn.
Bridge crossing the Tipalt Burn
A narrow bridge carrying the forest track and cycle path across the Tipalt Burn.
Forest track, Buck Bog A forest track and byway passing between large coniferous plantations.
Forest track, Buck Bog
A forest track and byway passing between large coniferous plantations.
Treeless area beside Buckbog Sike The area either side of Buckbog Sike has been spared from being covered with trees and instead an unforgiving wet area of long grasses.
Treeless area beside Buckbog Sike
The area either side of Buckbog Sike has been spared from being covered with trees and instead an unforgiving wet area of long grasses.
Forest track in Wark Forest Looking along a rough forest track in Wark Forest. The track is also part of the national cycle network of routes.
Forest track in Wark Forest
Looking along a rough forest track in Wark Forest. The track is also part of the national cycle network of routes.
Lane to Scotchcoultard The rough track leading to the houses at Scotchcoultard.
Lane to Scotchcoultard
The rough track leading to the houses at Scotchcoultard.
Burn Divot The derelict cottage at Burn Divot.
Burn Divot
The derelict cottage at 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.
Looking North over The Rakes This was taken from the head of the footpath just as it emerges from the forest and before it heads West towards Gowk Bank
Looking North over The Rakes
This was taken from the head of the footpath just as it emerges from the forest and before it heads West towards Gowk Bank
Dry Stone Wall, Smallburn Hill
Dry Stone Wall, Smallburn Hill
Pudgement Hill Track on Pudgement Hill.
Pudgement Hill
Track on Pudgement Hill.
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Hummell Knowe is located at Grid Ref: NY7071 (Lat: 55.039244, Lng: -2.4634819)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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Hummell Knowe Burndivot Common

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