Flat Cliff Gill

Valley in Yorkshire Scarborough

England

Flat Cliff Gill

Reighton Sands Looking NE from on the cliffs above Reighton Sands.
Reighton Sands Credit: Stephen Horncastle

Flat Cliff Gill is a picturesque valley located in Yorkshire, England. Nestled amidst the rolling hills and lush greenery, this valley offers a serene and tranquil environment for visitors to enjoy. The gill, or ravine, is carved by a small stream that meanders through the valley, adding to the beauty of the landscape.

The valley is characterized by its flat, cliff-like sides that give it its name. These cliffs are made of limestone, showcasing unique geological formations and adding to the charm of the area. The limestone also contributes to the presence of various plant species that thrive in this particular type of soil.

Flat Cliff Gill boasts a diverse ecosystem, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Visitors can expect to spot a variety of bird species, such as kestrels and buzzards, soaring overhead. The valley is also home to small mammals like rabbits and voles, as well as several species of butterflies and insects.

The area offers a range of recreational activities for visitors to engage in. Hiking trails crisscross the valley, allowing visitors to explore the natural beauty at their own pace. The stream that runs through the gill presents opportunities for fishing and paddling, adding to the appeal for outdoor enthusiasts.

Overall, Flat Cliff Gill is a hidden gem in Yorkshire, offering a peaceful retreat and an opportunity to connect with nature. Whether it's enjoying a leisurely walk, observing wildlife, or simply taking in the breathtaking scenery, this valley has something to offer for everyone.

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Flat Cliff Gill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.181467/-0.27593996 or Grid Reference TA1277. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Reighton Sands Looking NE from on the cliffs above Reighton Sands.
Reighton Sands
Looking NE from on the cliffs above Reighton Sands.
Hunmanby Gap Cliff Erosion Cliff erosion at Hunmanby Gap before collapse.
Hunmanby Gap Cliff Erosion
Cliff erosion at Hunmanby Gap before collapse.
Hunmanby Gap Cliff Erosion Cliff erosion at Hunmanby Gap after collapse.
Hunmanby Gap Cliff Erosion
Cliff erosion at Hunmanby Gap after collapse.
Hunmanby Gap Cliff Erosion Cliff erosion at Hunmanby Gap after collapse. Looking towards Hunmanby Gap Road and showing Reighton Gill culverted outfall.
Hunmanby Gap Cliff Erosion
Cliff erosion at Hunmanby Gap after collapse. Looking towards Hunmanby Gap Road and showing Reighton Gill culverted outfall.
Conservation Area Description of Environmentally Sensitive Area at Hunmanby Gap.
Conservation Area
Description of Environmentally Sensitive Area at Hunmanby Gap.
Beach at Hunmanby Gap Cliff and beach view looking towards Reighton Sands.
Beach at Hunmanby Gap
Cliff and beach view looking towards Reighton Sands.
Hunmanby Gap Car Park Hunmanby Gap car park and view across bay.
Hunmanby Gap Car Park
Hunmanby Gap car park and view across bay.
Gap Road Gap Road at Hunmanby Gap looking towards the South and Reighton.
Gap Road
Gap Road at Hunmanby Gap looking towards the South and Reighton.
Sands Road This minor road runs from the A165 to Hunmanby Gap.  This view is from outside Moor Farm towards the A165.
Sands Road
This minor road runs from the A165 to Hunmanby Gap. This view is from outside Moor Farm towards the A165.
Royal Oak The Royal Oak pub near to Hunmanby.
Royal Oak
The Royal Oak pub near to Hunmanby.
Reighton Bypass Construction. The view from Sands Road towards the junction with the A165.  Construction of the new Reighton Bypass is well under way.
Reighton Bypass Construction.
The view from Sands Road towards the junction with the A165. Construction of the new Reighton Bypass is well under way.
Holiday Park Entrance The entrance to a popular Holiday Park.
Holiday Park Entrance
The entrance to a popular Holiday Park.
View towards Filey Bay Viewed from Hunmanby Road.  Filey Brigg can be clearly seen.  The construction of the Reighton Bypass can also be seen in the middle distance at the far right and left of the picture.
View towards Filey Bay
Viewed from Hunmanby Road. Filey Brigg can be clearly seen. The construction of the Reighton Bypass can also be seen in the middle distance at the far right and left of the picture.
Hunmanby Sands A typical view of the East Coast with its crumbling clay cliffs.
Hunmanby Sands
A typical view of the East Coast with its crumbling clay cliffs.
Hunmanby Sands
Hunmanby Sands
Hunmanby Sands
Hunmanby Sands
Muston Sands, Filey Bay
Muston Sands, Filey Bay
Reighton Sands A family take shelter on Reighton Sands as a thunderstorm passes by.
Reighton Sands
A family take shelter on Reighton Sands as a thunderstorm passes by.
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Flat Cliff Gill is located at Grid Ref: TA1277 (Lat: 54.181467, Lng: -0.27593996)

Division: East Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Scarborough

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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