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Beccott Down

Wood, Forest in Devon North Devon

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Beccott Down

Arlington: lane to Coombeshead Farm access road. Looking west-south-west
Arlington: lane to Coombeshead Credit: Martin Bodman

Beccott Down, located in Devon, England, is a picturesque woodland area known for its scenic beauty and rich biodiversity. Situated in the northern part of Devon, Beccott Down is characterized by its rolling hills, ancient woodland, and diverse flora and fauna.

Covering an area of approximately 100 hectares, Beccott Down is primarily composed of mixed deciduous and coniferous trees, including oak, beech, and pine. The woodland is home to a variety of plants and wildflowers, such as bluebells, primroses, and foxgloves, which create a vibrant and colorful landscape during the spring and summer months.

The diverse ecosystem of Beccott Down supports a wide range of wildlife, making it a popular spot for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers. The woodland is home to numerous bird species, including woodpeckers, buzzards, and tawny owls. Additionally, mammals like badgers, foxes, and deer can often be spotted roaming the area.

Beccott Down offers several walking trails and paths, allowing visitors to explore the natural beauty of the woodland at their own pace. These trails provide breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, making it an ideal location for outdoor activities such as hiking, picnicking, and photography.

Managed and maintained by local conservation organizations, Beccott Down is dedicated to preserving the natural habitat and protecting its wildlife. Educational programs and events are often held in the area, providing opportunities for visitors to learn about the importance of conservation and environmental sustainability.

In summary, Beccott Down is a stunning woodland area in Devon, offering visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in nature and experience its diverse flora and fauna.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.151896/-3.9750183 or Grid Reference SS6141. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Arlington: lane to Coombeshead Farm access road. Looking west-south-west
Arlington: lane to Coombeshead
Farm access road. Looking west-south-west
Tucker's Bridge in the Arlington Court Estate
Tucker's Bridge in the Arlington Court Estate
Bridleway, Arlington The National Trust has widened and planted this bridleway to create a future wooded walk on their Arlington Court Estate.
Bridleway, Arlington
The National Trust has widened and planted this bridleway to create a future wooded walk on their Arlington Court Estate.
Deerpark Wood, Arlington This stream eventually joins the river which issues from Arlington Lake. The National Trust has created several bridleways on their estate and have opened up new areas to visitors.
Deerpark Wood, Arlington
This stream eventually joins the river which issues from Arlington Lake. The National Trust has created several bridleways on their estate and have opened up new areas to visitors.
Smallacombe Meadow Part of the estate at Arlington Court, seen from Arlington Footpath 1 just east of the bridge across River Yeo. Much of the view, including the trees left of centre, is in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SS6040">SS6040</a>.
Smallacombe Meadow
Part of the estate at Arlington Court, seen from Arlington Footpath 1 just east of the bridge across River Yeo. Much of the view, including the trees left of centre, is in SS6040.
Track junction, Arlington Estate These are access tracks in the Arlington estate. The one straight on is also a public footpath that goes eventually to Chirwell, whilst the one to the right zig-zags up the hillside to emerge onto the main road at a lodge.
Track junction, Arlington Estate
These are access tracks in the Arlington estate. The one straight on is also a public footpath that goes eventually to Chirwell, whilst the one to the right zig-zags up the hillside to emerge onto the main road at a lodge.
Bridge over the River Yeo, Arlington Part of the Arlington estate.
Bridge over the River Yeo, Arlington
Part of the Arlington estate.
Cattle on the track, Arlington Wary but well-behaved.
Cattle on the track, Arlington
Wary but well-behaved.
Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo
This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo
This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo as seen from downstream This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo as seen from downstream
This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo as seen from upstream This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo as seen from upstream
This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
The view upstream from Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
The view upstream from Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo
This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
The view downstream from Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
The view downstream from Smallcombe Bridge on the River Yeo
This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Tuckers Bridge on the River Yeo concealed beneath this track This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Tuckers Bridge on the River Yeo concealed beneath this track
This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Tucker's Bridge on the River Yeo concealed beneath this track This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Tucker's Bridge on the River Yeo concealed beneath this track
This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Tucker's Bridge on the River Yeo as seen from downstream This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Tucker's Bridge on the River Yeo as seen from downstream
This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Tucker's Bridge on the River Yeo as seen from upstream This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
Tucker's Bridge on the River Yeo as seen from upstream
This River Yeo is one of four in Devon with the same name (that I am aware of). It starts near Berry Down and feeds into the Taw estuary at Barnstaple.
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Beccott Down is located at Grid Ref: SS6141 (Lat: 51.151896, Lng: -3.9750183)

Administrative County: Devon

District: North Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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