Bottom Dingle

Valley in Staffordshire Wyre Forest

England

Bottom Dingle

Coldridge Wood View to the west through the trees in Coldridge Wood. — Coldridge Wood Credit: Philip Halling

Bottom Dingle, located in Staffordshire, is a picturesque valley renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil surroundings. Situated in the heart of the county, this charming location offers visitors a serene escape from the bustling city life.

The valley, encompassed by rolling hills and lush greenery, is a haven for nature enthusiasts. It is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including rare species of plants and animals. The area's rich biodiversity attracts avid birdwatchers and wildlife photographers, who can often spot an array of bird species, such as kingfishers and woodpeckers, as well as deer and rabbits.

Bottom Dingle boasts several walking trails, making it a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. These trails wind through the valley, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking vistas make it an ideal spot for picnics or simply unwinding in nature's embrace.

The valley also features a small stream that meanders through its heart, adding to its idyllic charm. Visitors can enjoy the soothing sound of running water while taking a leisurely stroll along its banks.

Although secluded, Bottom Dingle is conveniently located near the nearby town of Stafford, which offers a range of amenities, including accommodation options, restaurants, and shops. The valley's accessibility and natural allure make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

In conclusion, Bottom Dingle in Staffordshire is a hidden gem, offering a serene and picturesque escape for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility. Its breathtaking beauty, diverse wildlife, and peaceful atmosphere make it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the Staffordshire countryside.

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Bottom Dingle Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.446505/-2.2971134 or Grid Reference SO7983. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Coldridge Wood View to the west through the trees in Coldridge Wood.

Coldridge Wood

View to the west through the trees in Coldridge Wood.

Catkins in Coldridge Wood

Catkins in Coldridge Wood

Track through Coldridge Wood To the left of the track are a number of old quarries. The fence on the left provides protection from these quarries.

Track through Coldridge Wood

To the left of the track are a number of old quarries. The fence on the left provides protection from these quarries.

Sheep grazing near Hartsgreen in Shropshire Looking north-east from the bridleway by New Barns Farm. Land in the vicinity is shared between grazing and the growing of cereal crops.

Sheep grazing near Hartsgreen in Shropshire

Looking north-east from the bridleway by New Barns Farm. Land in the vicinity is shared between grazing and the growing of cereal crops.

Cereal crop and woodland near Hartsgreen in Shropshire Most land in the vicinity is dedicated to cereal crops or grazing, with small areas of woodland still remaining.

Cereal crop and woodland near Hartsgreen in Shropshire

Most land in the vicinity is dedicated to cereal crops or grazing, with small areas of woodland still remaining.

"Down into the Dingle" - Bowhills, Shropshire The public footpath to Cross Farm enters a long strip of woodland in a steep narrow valley, known as Bowhills Dingle.

"Down into the Dingle" - Bowhills, Shropshire

The public footpath to Cross Farm enters a long strip of woodland in a steep narrow valley, known as Bowhills Dingle.

"And Across the Rickety Bridge" - Bowhills, Shropshire Crossing this deeply cut stream valley can be a problem after heavy rain. The public footpath is well marked, but this part tends to be muddy except during dry spells.

"And Across the Rickety Bridge" - Bowhills, Shropshire

Crossing this deeply cut stream valley can be a problem after heavy rain. The public footpath is well marked, but this part tends to be muddy except during dry spells.

Pheasant, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire The whole area rings with the sound of these attractive birds.

Pheasant, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire

The whole area rings with the sound of these attractive birds.

Tractors, New Barns Farm, Hartsgreen, Shropshire

Tractors, New Barns Farm, Hartsgreen, Shropshire

Ewes and Lambs, New Barns Farm, Hartsgreen, Shropshire The land this side of the dingle is dedicated mainly to grazing; the other side to cereal crops.

Ewes and Lambs, New Barns Farm, Hartsgreen, Shropshire

The land this side of the dingle is dedicated mainly to grazing; the other side to cereal crops.

A Woodland Walk, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire A beautiful footpath - and it&#039;s public! Enjoy woods and fields all the way to Birdsgreen (3km) and Alveley.

A Woodland Walk, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire

A beautiful footpath - and it's public! Enjoy woods and fields all the way to Birdsgreen (3km) and Alveley.

Sheep Grazing, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire

Sheep Grazing, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire

Inquisitive Lambs, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire This bunch came right up to me; the ewes didn&#039;t seem bothered.

Inquisitive Lambs, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire

This bunch came right up to me; the ewes didn't seem bothered.

Bridleway near Filletts, Shropshire

Bridleway near Filletts, Shropshire

Footpath to Bowhills Dingle, Shropshire The public footpath drops sharply into the dingle (slippery in poor weather) about 200 metres further on.

Footpath to Bowhills Dingle, Shropshire

The public footpath drops sharply into the dingle (slippery in poor weather) about 200 metres further on.

He's Burnt the Cakes Again. Fungus Another example of the fungus commonly found on dead trees in the area: King Alfred&#039;s Cakes, or Cramp Balls.

He's Burnt the Cakes Again. Fungus

Another example of the fungus commonly found on dead trees in the area: King Alfred's Cakes, or Cramp Balls.

The Footpath to Bowhills Dingle, Shropshire The track leaves open grass fields and enters the woods at the stile, and after another well defined 200 metres turns right, down into the potentially very slippery stream bed.

The Footpath to Bowhills Dingle, Shropshire

The track leaves open grass fields and enters the woods at the stile, and after another well defined 200 metres turns right, down into the potentially very slippery stream bed.

Stepping Stones, Public Footpath near Hartsgreen, Shropshire Although rudimentary stepping stones have been laid, this public footpath will be difficult to negotiate after heavy rain!

Stepping Stones, Public Footpath near Hartsgreen, Shropshire

Although rudimentary stepping stones have been laid, this public footpath will be difficult to negotiate after heavy rain!

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Bottom Dingle is located at Grid Ref: SO7983 (Lat: 52.446505, Lng: -2.2971134)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Wyre Forest

Police Authority: West Mercia

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