Glencrosh Plantation

Wood, Forest in Dumfriesshire

Scotland

Glencrosh Plantation

Fields by Moniaive A ridge between the Craigdarroch Water and Castlefairn Water. Three glens meet at Moniaive.
Fields by Moniaive Credit: Richard Webb

Glencrosh Plantation is a picturesque woodland located in Dumfriesshire, Scotland. Spread over a vast area, it is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The plantation is known for its dense and diverse forest, offering a serene and tranquil environment for visitors.

The woodland consists of a mixture of native and exotic tree species, including oak, beech, pine, and birch. These trees provide a rich canopy, creating an enchanting atmosphere and offering shelter to a wide range of wildlife. Glencrosh Plantation is home to a variety of bird species, such as woodpeckers, owls, and songbirds, making it a popular destination for birdwatchers.

The plantation offers numerous walking trails, allowing visitors to explore the beauty of the woodland at their own pace. These trails are well-maintained and provide access to different parts of the plantation, including open meadows, babbling brooks, and hidden gems like waterfalls. It is an ideal place for hiking, picnicking, and photography.

Glencrosh Plantation is also a conservation area, with efforts being made to preserve its natural beauty and protect its wildlife. The management actively engages in sustainable forestry practices, ensuring the long-term health and vitality of the woodland.

Overall, Glencrosh Plantation is a remarkable destination for individuals seeking solace in nature. Its stunning forest, abundance of wildlife, and well-maintained trails make it an ideal location for outdoor activities and a true gem in Dumfriesshire.

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Glencrosh Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.179382/-3.9469886 or Grid Reference NX7688. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Fields by Moniaive A ridge between the Craigdarroch Water and Castlefairn Water. Three glens meet at Moniaive.
Fields by Moniaive
A ridge between the Craigdarroch Water and Castlefairn Water. Three glens meet at Moniaive.
Ewanston Field greening up in a period of warm weather.
Ewanston
Field greening up in a period of warm weather.
Craigdarroch Water A bridge on the road to Calside.
Craigdarroch Water
A bridge on the road to Calside.
Ewanston A field beside the Craigdarroch Water.
Ewanston
A field beside the Craigdarroch Water.
B729 A very quiet road from Moniaive into the Galloway Hills.
B729
A very quiet road from Moniaive into the Galloway Hills.
Bowling Hall By the A702 and below Craigneston Hill
Bowling Hall
By the A702 and below Craigneston Hill
Kirkcudbright Farm, Moniaive
Kirkcudbright Farm, Moniaive
A rough patch Thick vegetation opposite Craignee near Moniaive.
A rough patch
Thick vegetation opposite Craignee near Moniaive.
A702, passing Craignee Upstream of Moniaive.
A702, passing Craignee
Upstream of Moniaive.
Haugh, Woodlea Round silage bales beside the Castlefairn Water.
Haugh, Woodlea
Round silage bales beside the Castlefairn Water.
Woodland above Woodlea
Woodland above Woodlea
Sheep, Glencrosh Grassland beside the Castlefairn Water.
Sheep, Glencrosh
Grassland beside the Castlefairn Water.
Birch under Craigneston Hill Beside the A702.
Birch under Craigneston Hill
Beside the A702.
Glencrosh Craig Crags under Craigneston Hill.
Glencrosh Craig
Crags under Craigneston Hill.
Slopes of Craigneston Hill Hazel on a craggy hillside, the scenery here is reminiscent of upland Ireland with the vegetation and low rough hills.
Slopes of Craigneston Hill
Hazel on a craggy hillside, the scenery here is reminiscent of upland Ireland with the vegetation and low rough hills.
Opposite Auchencheyne Improved grassland beside the Castlefairn Water. Most of the land away from the river is rough.
Opposite Auchencheyne
Improved grassland beside the Castlefairn Water. Most of the land away from the river is rough.
A702 Newly surfaced with very dark blacktop in the glen upstream of Moniaive.
A702
Newly surfaced with very dark blacktop in the glen upstream of Moniaive.
Opposite Auchencheyne A hillside above the A702. A burn runs down off Brown Hill and the steep sides shelter some trees from the nibblers.
Opposite Auchencheyne
A hillside above the A702. A burn runs down off Brown Hill and the steep sides shelter some trees from the nibblers.
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Glencrosh Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NX7688 (Lat: 55.179382, Lng: -3.9469886)

Unitary Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

Police Authority: Dumfries and Galloway

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