Boltshope Park

Settlement in Durham

England

Boltshope Park

Gate in fence on Bolt's Law A public footpath passes through the gate. The trig point might be thought to be at the highest point of the hill but at 540 m it is in fact one metre lower than another location on Bolt's Law, roughly half a kilometre to the south-west, behind the camera position.
Gate in fence on Bolt's Law Credit: Trevor Littlewood

Boltshope Park is a picturesque public park located in Durham, England. Situated in the charming village of Boltshope, it spans over 20 acres of lush greenery and offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The park boasts a diverse range of plant and animal life, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. Visitors can explore its well-maintained walking trails, which wind through ancient woodlands, meadows, and ponds. These trails offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside, making it an ideal spot for leisurely strolls or picnics with family and friends.

For those seeking more adventure, Boltshope Park also features an exciting adventure playground. Children can enjoy a variety of play equipment, including swings, slides, and climbing frames, ensuring hours of fun and entertainment.

In addition to its natural beauty, Boltshope Park offers various amenities to enhance visitors' experience. A well-equipped visitor center provides information on the park's history and wildlife, as well as refreshments and restroom facilities. The park also hosts educational programs and events throughout the year, catering to both locals and tourists.

Boltshope Park is easily accessible, with ample parking available for visitors. Its peaceful ambiance, coupled with its stunning natural surroundings, makes it a popular destination for individuals and families seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of Durham.

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Boltshope Park Images

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Gate in fence on Bolt's Law A public footpath passes through the gate. The trig point might be thought to be at the highest point of the hill but at 540 m it is in fact one metre lower than another location on Bolt's Law, roughly half a kilometre to the south-west, behind the camera position.
Gate in fence on Bolt's Law
A public footpath passes through the gate. The trig point might be thought to be at the highest point of the hill but at 540 m it is in fact one metre lower than another location on Bolt's Law, roughly half a kilometre to the south-west, behind the camera position.
Heather moorland south of Bolt's Law trig point The foreground moorland runs away towards the valley and slopes of the Stanhope Burn. The distant hill is Collier Law.
Heather moorland south of Bolt's Law trig point
The foreground moorland runs away towards the valley and slopes of the Stanhope Burn. The distant hill is Collier Law.
View to East High House Farm from Bale Hill
View to East High House Farm from Bale Hill
Sikehead Dam
Sikehead Dam
Sikehead reservoir and Bolt's Law
Sikehead reservoir and Bolt's Law
View from the road over fields of Boltshope Park These fields are amongst the last cultivated land before the road ascends onto Moorland
View from the road over fields of Boltshope Park
These fields are amongst the last cultivated land before the road ascends onto Moorland
Footpath to Cuthbert's Hill crossing the moor road
Footpath to Cuthbert's Hill crossing the moor road
Road over Hunstanworth Moor
Road over Hunstanworth Moor
Sheep grazing at Boltshope Park
Sheep grazing at Boltshope Park
Sheep grazing at Boltshope Park Although clearly not in the same grid square, Bolt's Law hill and the chimneys from the old mine workings on the opposite side of the valley can be seen.
Sheep grazing at Boltshope Park
Although clearly not in the same grid square, Bolt's Law hill and the chimneys from the old mine workings on the opposite side of the valley can be seen.
Grouse butt on Hunstanworth Moor
Grouse butt on Hunstanworth Moor
Grouse butt on Hunstanworth Moor This peak of Bolt's Law is on the horizon
Grouse butt on Hunstanworth Moor
This peak of Bolt's Law is on the horizon
Road near St. Cuthberts Hill on Hunstanworth Moor
Road near St. Cuthberts Hill on Hunstanworth Moor
Road entering Townfield Looking south-eastward.
Road entering Townfield
Looking south-eastward.
Road at Haining's Plantation Looking south-westward.
Road at Haining's Plantation
Looking south-westward.
Road near Haining's Plantation Looking south-westward.
Road near Haining's Plantation
Looking south-westward.
Road near Ramshawsike Plantation Looking southward.
Road near Ramshawsike Plantation
Looking southward.
Moorland Road crossing Hunstanworth Moor near White Hill Looking south-westward.
Moorland Road crossing Hunstanworth Moor near White Hill
Looking south-westward.
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Boltshope Park is located at Grid Ref: NY9447 (Lat: 54.817815, Lng: -2.0948956)

Unitary Authority: County Durham

Police Authority: Durham

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