Drem Ride

Wood, Forest in East Lothian

Scotland

Drem Ride

Gullane Links A green on some of the higher ground at Gullane with a view of North Berwick Law.
Gullane Links Credit: Richard Webb

Drem Ride is a picturesque wood located in East Lothian, Scotland. Nestled amidst the rolling countryside, this enchanting forest covers an area of approximately 100 acres and offers visitors a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The wood is characterized by its diverse range of tree species, including towering oak, elegant beech, and majestic Scots pine. The dense canopy provides a cool and shady refuge during the summer months, while the forest floor is carpeted with a rich tapestry of wildflowers and ferns.

Drem Ride is a haven for wildlife, attracting an array of species that call this woodland home. Visitors may spot red squirrels, roe deer, and even the elusive pine marten. The melodious songs of woodland birds, such as the great tit and chaffinch, fill the air, adding to the natural symphony of the forest.

Several well-maintained paths wind their way through the wood, allowing visitors to explore its hidden corners. Walking along these trails, one can discover charming glades, babbling brooks, and ancient stone walls that stand as reminders of the area's rich history.

The wood is also a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. It offers opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and photography, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural surroundings.

Drem Ride is easily accessible, with ample parking available nearby. Whether seeking solace in nature or simply wanting to explore the outdoors, this wood provides a captivating and rejuvenating experience for all who venture within its leafy embrace.

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Drem Ride Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.014785/-2.8264889 or Grid Reference NT4880. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Gullane Links A green on some of the higher ground at Gullane with a view of North Berwick Law.
Gullane Links
A green on some of the higher ground at Gullane with a view of North Berwick Law.
Temporary traffic lights on the A198 at Gullane The 2011 US Kids Golf European Championship was held from 31st May to 2nd June over Gullane Number 2, Gullane Number 3, Craigielaw, Luffness New and Longniddry golf courses. This is one of three temporary traffic light-controlled pedestrian crossings on the A198 road that were installed for the event. In this photo senior players are using the crossing to move from the 1st green to the 2nd tee on Gullane Number 2 course.
Temporary traffic lights on the A198 at Gullane
The 2011 US Kids Golf European Championship was held from 31st May to 2nd June over Gullane Number 2, Gullane Number 3, Craigielaw, Luffness New and Longniddry golf courses. This is one of three temporary traffic light-controlled pedestrian crossings on the A198 road that were installed for the event. In this photo senior players are using the crossing to move from the 1st green to the 2nd tee on Gullane Number 2 course.
Gullane Number 2 Golf Course This is a view of the downhill 17th par 4 hole towards Gullane with the A198 road behind the green. The distinctive shape of North Berwick Law is on the far right. The course was built in 1898 and the 1st and 18th holes are on the east side of the A198 road.
Gullane Number 2 Golf Course
This is a view of the downhill 17th par 4 hole towards Gullane with the A198 road behind the green. The distinctive shape of North Berwick Law is on the far right. The course was built in 1898 and the 1st and 18th holes are on the east side of the A198 road.
Aberlady footbridge The wooden bridge which crosses the tidal Peffer Burn at Aberlady Bay.
Aberlady footbridge
The wooden bridge which crosses the tidal Peffer Burn at Aberlady Bay.
Rough ground, Aberlady Bay Very rough ground beside the Peffer Burn. It is a mass of seed heads from summer flowers and a rich source of food for finches.
Rough ground, Aberlady Bay
Very rough ground beside the Peffer Burn. It is a mass of seed heads from summer flowers and a rich source of food for finches.
Path, Aberlady Bay A popular and well surfaced path to the beach by Gullane Point.
Path, Aberlady Bay
A popular and well surfaced path to the beach by Gullane Point.
Stubble, Luffness A few years ago, this was like a big lawn as the field was used for growing turf.
Stubble, Luffness
A few years ago, this was like a big lawn as the field was used for growing turf.
Minor road, Luffness A wet and muddy road with stubble to the north and a vegetable crop to the south. The view is towards North Berwick Law.
Minor road, Luffness
A wet and muddy road with stubble to the north and a vegetable crop to the south. The view is towards North Berwick Law.
Mud Beside Hatty's Plantation, a large expanse of mud left after the cabbages have been lifted.
Mud
Beside Hatty's Plantation, a large expanse of mud left after the cabbages have been lifted.
High water, Aberlady Bay A spring high water briefly covers the mud flats.
High water, Aberlady Bay
A spring high water briefly covers the mud flats.
Arable land, Park Hills Farmland around some surviving buildings from RAF Drem.
Arable land, Park Hills
Farmland around some surviving buildings from RAF Drem.
Arable land, Park Hills Flat ground with sandy soils. There are buildings remaining here from RAF Drem, a Spitfire base in World War II.
Arable land, Park Hills
Flat ground with sandy soils. There are buildings remaining here from RAF Drem, a Spitfire base in World War II.
Water tower at Luffness Seen from the Avenue Road shelter belt.
Water tower at Luffness
Seen from the Avenue Road shelter belt.
Winter cereal at Floors Strip By the side of Avenue Road from Luffness Mains to Gullane Links.
Winter cereal at Floors Strip
By the side of Avenue Road from Luffness Mains to Gullane Links.
Ploughed field by Avenue Road
Ploughed field by Avenue Road
Rough field by the Peffer Burn Looking north towards Gullane.
Rough field by the Peffer Burn
Looking north towards Gullane.
The Peffer Burn flows past Hatty's Plantation In less than 3 km it will be in Aberlady Bay.
The Peffer Burn flows past Hatty's Plantation
In less than 3 km it will be in Aberlady Bay.
Bridge over the Peffer Burn On the road from Luffness to West Fenton.
Bridge over the Peffer Burn
On the road from Luffness to West Fenton.
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Drem Ride is located at Grid Ref: NT4880 (Lat: 56.014785, Lng: -2.8264889)

Unitary Authority: East Lothian

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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