Barnsdale Creek

Bay in Rutland

England

Barnsdale Creek

Path to Rutland Water from Barnsdale car park
Path to Rutland Water from Barnsdale car park Credit: Chris Morgan

Barnsdale Creek is a picturesque waterway located in the Rutland Bay area of British Columbia, Canada. This creek is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike due to its stunning natural beauty and diverse wildlife.

The creek stretches for approximately 5 kilometers, meandering through a lush forested area before eventually flowing into Rutland Bay. Its clear, pristine waters are fed by nearby mountain streams, creating a habitat that supports a wide variety of plant and animal species.

The surrounding area of Barnsdale Creek is characterized by dense forests composed of towering evergreen trees, providing a tranquil and serene atmosphere. As visitors explore the creek, they are greeted by the gentle sound of water trickling over rocks and the occasional call of birds.

The creek is home to a range of wildlife, including salmon, trout, and various types of waterfowl. During the salmon spawning season, visitors can witness the remarkable sight of fish swimming upstream to lay their eggs. This natural phenomenon attracts both locals and tourists, who gather along the creek to observe and appreciate this unique spectacle.

For those seeking outdoor activities, Barnsdale Creek offers opportunities for fishing, hiking, and picnicking. The surrounding trails provide scenic views of the creek and the surrounding landscape, making it an ideal location for nature walks and photography.

Overall, Barnsdale Creek in Rutland Bay offers a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts, providing a chance to connect with the beauty of the Canadian wilderness.

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Barnsdale Creek Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.666693/-0.64631378 or Grid Reference SK9108. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Path to Rutland Water from Barnsdale car park
Path to Rutland Water from Barnsdale car park
The Old Vicarage, Upper Hambleton
The Old Vicarage, Upper Hambleton
Rutland Water at Whitwell Car Park Looking across to Upper Hambleton
Rutland Water at Whitwell Car Park
Looking across to Upper Hambleton
Rutland Belle returns to Whitwell Creek, Rutland Water
Rutland Belle returns to Whitwell Creek, Rutland Water
Whitwell Creek, Rutland Water
Whitwell Creek, Rutland Water
Limnological tower, Rutland Water Where regular water sampling checks purity
Limnological tower, Rutland Water
Where regular water sampling checks purity
Cycle path entering Hambleton Wood Part of the circuit of Rutland Water.
Cycle path entering Hambleton Wood
Part of the circuit of Rutland Water.
Rutland Water inlet near Lodge Farm A large flock of Canada Geese took to the water as I approached.
Rutland Water inlet near Lodge Farm
A large flock of Canada Geese took to the water as I approached.
Barnhill Creek, Rutland Water
Barnhill Creek, Rutland Water
Sheep pasture and Rutland Water
Sheep pasture and Rutland Water
Cycle path entering Armley Wood Part of the circuit around Rutland Water.
Cycle path entering Armley Wood
Part of the circuit around Rutland Water.
Sheep on the path On the circuit around Rutland Water.
Sheep on the path
On the circuit around Rutland Water.
The Rutland Belle The Rutland Belle is a class V passenger vessel built in 1985 in response to a tender by Anglian Water to run boat trips on Rutland Water. Here she is at the Whitwell pier, ready to board passengers for a short cruise on Rutland Water.
The Rutland Belle
The Rutland Belle is a class V passenger vessel built in 1985 in response to a tender by Anglian Water to run boat trips on Rutland Water. Here she is at the Whitwell pier, ready to board passengers for a short cruise on Rutland Water.
The limnological tower on Rutland Water A fixed structure which monitors ecological conditions in the reservoir. Seen here from the passing Rutland Belle <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7201540">SK9208 : The Rutland Belle</a>
The limnological tower on Rutland Water
A fixed structure which monitors ecological conditions in the reservoir. Seen here from the passing Rutland Belle SK9208 : The Rutland Belle
Grass field near Upper Hambleton A footpath runs along the edge of the field as far as about where the sheep is and then crosses the field diagonally to the right. Rutland Water in the distance.
Grass field near Upper Hambleton
A footpath runs along the edge of the field as far as about where the sheep is and then crosses the field diagonally to the right. Rutland Water in the distance.
Field entrance, Upper Hambleton
Field entrance, Upper Hambleton
Footpath through a field of buttercups
Footpath through a field of buttercups
Stile with dog gate, Upper Hambleton
Stile with dog gate, Upper Hambleton
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Barnsdale Creek is located at Grid Ref: SK9108 (Lat: 52.666693, Lng: -0.64631378)

Unitary Authority: Rutland

Police Authority: Leicestershire

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