Burn Moor Fell

Hill, Mountain in Yorkshire Craven

England

Burn Moor Fell

Lord's Close pasturelands Looking across towards the Croasdale Grains farms. Ingleborough shyly peeps over the dark ridgeline. — Lord's Close pasturelands Credit: Peter Turner

Burn Moor Fell is a hill located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park in North Yorkshire, England. It is situated near the town of Hawes and rises to an elevation of 527 meters (1,729 feet) above sea level. The hill is a popular destination for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts due to its stunning views of the surrounding countryside and its diverse wildlife.

Burn Moor Fell is characterized by its heather-covered slopes and rocky outcrops, which provide a habitat for a variety of plant and animal species. The hill is also home to several species of birds, including grouse and curlew, making it a popular spot for birdwatching.

Hikers can access Burn Moor Fell via a network of footpaths that crisscross the surrounding moorland. The hill offers a challenging but rewarding climb, with panoramic views of the Yorkshire Dales and beyond from its summit. On a clear day, visitors can see as far as the Lake District and even the coast of Scotland.

Overall, Burn Moor Fell is a picturesque and tranquil spot in the Yorkshire Dales, perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life and immerse themselves in nature.

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Burn Moor Fell Images

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Lord's Close pasturelands Looking across towards the Croasdale Grains farms. Ingleborough shyly peeps over the dark ridgeline.

Lord's Close pasturelands

Looking across towards the Croasdale Grains farms. Ingleborough shyly peeps over the dark ridgeline.

Burn Moor Fell Trig As described on T:UK or just Burn Moor.
Parked after cattle grid at 427 metres at SD6823860865 then Great Harlow, Hailshowers Fell, Bowlands Knotts, return to Hailshowers Fell, Great Harlow, Thistle Hill, Burn Moor and then to road below Moor Cock Farm and then up road back to my car.
Name: Burn Moor
Hill number: 108581
Height: 402m / 1319ft
Area: 36: Lancashire, Cheshire &amp; the Southern Pennines
Class: 4
Grid ref: SD695645 (est)
Drop: 34m
Col: 368m

Burn Moor Fell Trig

As described on T:UK or just Burn Moor. Parked after cattle grid at 427 metres at SD6823860865 then Great Harlow, Hailshowers Fell, Bowlands Knotts, return to Hailshowers Fell, Great Harlow, Thistle Hill, Burn Moor and then to road below Moor Cock Farm and then up road back to my car. Name: Burn Moor Hill number: 108581 Height: 402m / 1319ft Area: 36: Lancashire, Cheshire & the Southern Pennines Class: 4 Grid ref: SD695645 (est) Drop: 34m Col: 368m

Shooting Box And Shooter's Table A lovely spot on a very warm and sunny afternoon. Came down a track from Burn Moor Fell trig to find this Shooting Box with the Shooter&#039;s table.

Shooting Box And Shooter's Table

A lovely spot on a very warm and sunny afternoon. Came down a track from Burn Moor Fell trig to find this Shooting Box with the Shooter's table.

Boggy Spot Near Fox Holes I had been following the fence until this boggy spot near Fox Holes which required a detour.

Boggy Spot Near Fox Holes

I had been following the fence until this boggy spot near Fox Holes which required a detour.

Walking Over Burn Moor I follow the fence most of the way between Hailshowers Fell to Burn Moor Fell trig apart from the odd boggy bit.

Walking Over Burn Moor

I follow the fence most of the way between Hailshowers Fell to Burn Moor Fell trig apart from the odd boggy bit.

Fellside below Burn Moor Typical heather moor below the summit of Burn Moor

Fellside below Burn Moor

Typical heather moor below the summit of Burn Moor

Shooting Hut Burn Moor

Shooting Hut Burn Moor

Trig Pillar Burn Moor

Trig Pillar Burn Moor

East Cat Stones Burn Moor

East Cat Stones Burn Moor

Fence and Gate Burn Moor

Fence and Gate Burn Moor

Burn Moor Shooting butt

Burn Moor

Shooting butt

Crossdale Graines Barn converted to a house recently.

Crossdale Graines

Barn converted to a house recently.

Barn Lords Close Road Lower Crossdale Grains in the distance.

Barn Lords Close Road

Lower Crossdale Grains in the distance.

Burn Moor Looking north on the ascent from Fourstones

Burn Moor

Looking north on the ascent from Fourstones

Standard on Burn Moor On the top. Easy to identify as it has &#039;standard&#039;carved in the top

Standard on Burn Moor

On the top. Easy to identify as it has 'standard'carved in the top

Trig Pillar Burn Moor Looking at Ingleborough (again!)

Trig Pillar Burn Moor

Looking at Ingleborough (again!)

Fence over Burn Moor Looking back at the top with West Cat Stones in view.

Fence over Burn Moor

Looking back at the top with West Cat Stones in view.

Tarn Thistly Hill Looking towards Bowland Knotts by the fence north of the top.

Tarn Thistly Hill

Looking towards Bowland Knotts by the fence north of the top.

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Burn Moor Fell is located at Grid Ref: SD6964 (Lat: 54.076222, Lng: -2.4686229)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Craven

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

Also known as: Standard on Burn Moor

What 3 Words

///spout.overture.slippery. Near High Bentham, North Yorkshire

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Standard on Burn Moor Burn Moor Fell Standard on Burn Moor

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Located within 500m of 54.076222,-2.4686229

Burnmoor

Man Made: survey_point

Natural: peak

Lat/Long: 54.0762275/-2.4686341

Standard on Burn Moor

Historic: boundary_stone

Inscription: Standard

Note: Yes, it does say ‘Standard’ on top

Lat/Long: 54.0765918/-2.4707468

The data included in this document is from www.openstreetmap.org. The data is made available under ODbL.

Standard on Burn Moor Yorkshire

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