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Naze Hill

Hill, Mountain in Yorkshire

England

Naze Hill

Abel Cross A pair of wayside marker stones on the slopes above Crimsworth Dean
Abel Cross Credit: Kevin Waterhouse

Naze Hill is a prominent landmark located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated near the village of Danby, it is part of the North York Moors National Park, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and diverse wildlife. Rising to an elevation of approximately 978 feet (298 meters), Naze Hill is often referred to as a hill rather than a mountain due to its relatively modest height.

The hill is characterized by its distinctive conical shape and is comprised mainly of sandstone, which gives it a reddish hue. Its slopes are covered with heather and grasses, creating a picturesque landscape that attracts hikers, nature enthusiasts, and photographers alike. The summit offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, including the Danby Dale and Esk Valley.

Naze Hill is also home to a variety of plant and animal species, including birds such as the red grouse and curlew, as well as rare flora like the heath spotted orchid. The area is protected under conservation laws, ensuring the preservation of its unique ecosystem.

The hill is easily accessible via footpaths and can be reached from the nearby village of Danby. It is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as walking, hiking, and birdwatching. Visitors can explore the hill's trails and enjoy the tranquility of the surrounding moorland, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a peaceful escape in the heart of Yorkshire's natural beauty.

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Naze Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.774599/-1.9944702 or Grid Reference SE0030. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Abel Cross A pair of wayside marker stones on the slopes above Crimsworth Dean
Abel Cross
A pair of wayside marker stones on the slopes above Crimsworth Dean
Helliwell Wood Farmhouse In Crimsworth Dean
Helliwell Wood Farmhouse
In Crimsworth Dean
Barker Cote Farmhouse Converted to residential
Barker Cote Farmhouse
Converted to residential
Aqueduct in Crimsworth Dean The aqueduct connects a dam on the west side of Bridge Clough with one on the east. These dams connect with ones lower down the valley and all appeared to service Midgehole Dye Works
Aqueduct in Crimsworth Dean
The aqueduct connects a dam on the west side of Bridge Clough with one on the east. These dams connect with ones lower down the valley and all appeared to service Midgehole Dye Works
Nook Farmhouse Named Nook on modern OS maps but originally Upper Sunny Bank Farmhouse with a lower Sunny Bank nearby
Nook Farmhouse
Named Nook on modern OS maps but originally Upper Sunny Bank Farmhouse with a lower Sunny Bank nearby
Head of Crimsworth Dean The track is descending to Grain Water Bridge
Head of Crimsworth Dean
The track is descending to Grain Water Bridge
Small Shaw Lane Descending into Crimsworth Dean and approaching the first of two hairpin bends to reach the valley bottom
Small Shaw Lane
Descending into Crimsworth Dean and approaching the first of two hairpin bends to reach the valley bottom
Small Shaw Lane Descending into Crimsworth Dean and approaching the second of two hairpin bends to reach the valley bottom
Small Shaw Lane
Descending into Crimsworth Dean and approaching the second of two hairpin bends to reach the valley bottom
Triangulation pillar on High Brown Knoll, Wadsworth The pillar has had a new coat of paint and been given a simple decoration - a red heart. The wind farm on Ovenden Moor is in the distance.
Triangulation pillar on High Brown Knoll, Wadsworth
The pillar has had a new coat of paint and been given a simple decoration - a red heart. The wind farm on Ovenden Moor is in the distance.
Rocks on the summit of High Brown Knoll, Wadsworth It is difficult to decide exactly where the summit is, but the top of the large rock on the left is a likely contender. This rock looks huge from the triangulation pillar. This is on the present route of Limers Gate; the bridleway, which is now an indistinct narrow path marked by waymark posts, meets it a little way to the north.
Rocks on the summit of High Brown Knoll, Wadsworth
It is difficult to decide exactly where the summit is, but the top of the large rock on the left is a likely contender. This rock looks huge from the triangulation pillar. This is on the present route of Limers Gate; the bridleway, which is now an indistinct narrow path marked by waymark posts, meets it a little way to the north.
Waymark post on the Limers Gate bridleway, Wadsworth This is one of a series of posts on the route of the bridleway, which is now an indistinct path as the main track is now via Wadsworth Lowe (boundary stone) and the triangulation pillar.
Waymark post on the Limers Gate bridleway, Wadsworth
This is one of a series of posts on the route of the bridleway, which is now an indistinct path as the main track is now via Wadsworth Lowe (boundary stone) and the triangulation pillar.
Wadsworth Lowe This standing stone is on the boundary between Wadsworth and Midgley, and is on the present main route of Limers Gate, an old packhorse track, which forks right here. The path to the left is shown on the 1:25000 map as going ENE to the catchment drain.
Wadsworth Lowe
This standing stone is on the boundary between Wadsworth and Midgley, and is on the present main route of Limers Gate, an old packhorse track, which forks right here. The path to the left is shown on the 1:25000 map as going ENE to the catchment drain.
Footbridge over a catchment drain, Midgley This is near the head of the drain, which feeds Warley Moor Reservoir. There is a path along the eastern bank of the drain, and according to the 1:25000 map one parallel to the western bank.
Footbridge over a catchment drain, Midgley
This is near the head of the drain, which feeds Warley Moor Reservoir. There is a path along the eastern bank of the drain, and according to the 1:25000 map one parallel to the western bank.
Castle Carr Estate remains The gatehouse tower is in the centre of this view from the path between the two lodges to the estate. The estate is in Luddenden Dean
Castle Carr Estate remains
The gatehouse tower is in the centre of this view from the path between the two lodges to the estate. The estate is in Luddenden Dean
Limers Gate The bridleway descending off Naze Hill towards the A6033 Hebden Bridge Road
Limers Gate
The bridleway descending off Naze Hill towards the A6033 Hebden Bridge Road
Robin Delph Flat Rough moorland rising up to Clattering Edge from a disused quarry. There is a gate behind the camera through the fence line in this open access land.
Robin Delph Flat
Rough moorland rising up to Clattering Edge from a disused quarry. There is a gate behind the camera through the fence line in this open access land.
Seat on Limers Gate Overlooking the junction with the A6033 and the Crimsworth Dean valley.
Seat on Limers Gate
Overlooking the junction with the A6033 and the Crimsworth Dean valley.
Waterfall and bridge at Lumb Hole
Waterfall and bridge at Lumb Hole
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Naze Hill is located at Grid Ref: SE0030 (Lat: 53.774599, Lng: -1.9944702)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Calderdale

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

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