Burn Field

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire

England

Burn Field

Whitgift - St Mary Magdalene Church
Whitgift - St Mary Magdalene Church Credit: Colin Park

Burn Field is a picturesque area located in Yorkshire, England, known for its stunning landscapes that encompass both downs and moorland. Spanning approximately 10 square miles, this natural haven offers a diverse range of habitats, making it an attractive destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike.

The downs of Burn Field are characterized by their gently rolling hills and expansive grasslands. These open spaces provide a serene backdrop for leisurely walks and picnics, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The downs are dotted with wildflowers, adding vibrant splashes of color to the landscape during the spring and summer months.

In contrast, the moorland of Burn Field showcases a more rugged and untamed side of nature. Here, visitors can explore vast stretches of heather-covered hills, interspersed with rocky outcrops and scattered trees. Moorland birds, such as grouse and curlews, can often be spotted soaring overhead, while the occasional glimpse of a hare or deer adds to the sense of wilderness.

Burn Field is also home to several walking trails, ranging from easy strolls to more challenging hikes, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area. These trails meander through the varied landscapes, offering glimpses of wildlife, ancient ruins, and historical landmarks along the way.

Whether it's enjoying a peaceful picnic on the downs, capturing stunning photographs of the moorland, or embarking on an adventurous hike, Burn Field offers a captivating experience for nature enthusiasts in the heart of Yorkshire.

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Burn Field Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.684923/-0.77181109 or Grid Reference SE8121. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Whitgift - St Mary Magdalene Church
Whitgift - St Mary Magdalene Church
Whitgift Lighthouse & the River Ouse
Whitgift Lighthouse & the River Ouse
Bridleway by the drain More of a muddy dog toilet than a path
Bridleway by the drain
More of a muddy dog toilet than a path
A161 at Churchlane Corner
A161 at Churchlane Corner
A161 at Old Lane
A161 at Old Lane
Drain by Old Lane
Drain by Old Lane
Narrow Lane leads to this A sea of mud.
Narrow Lane leads to this
A sea of mud.
Beneath the wires (2) Looking towards Cow Lane.
Beneath the wires (2)
Looking towards Cow Lane.
Converging drains Two drains converge and then flow into Whitgift Sewer. The field between the drains is called Stock Field.
Converging drains
Two drains converge and then flow into Whitgift Sewer. The field between the drains is called Stock Field.
St Mary Magdalene Church, Whitgift
St Mary Magdalene Church, Whitgift
A bridleway on Church Lane
A bridleway on Church Lane
Church Lane joins the A161, Kings Causeway
Church Lane joins the A161, Kings Causeway
The A161, Kings Causeway at Hall Corner
The A161, Kings Causeway at Hall Corner
The Ouse at Whitgift Looking upstream from just by the church at Whitgift. The river is nearly 300m wide at this point, only a short way above where it enters the Humber. A high floodwall protects the village on the low-lying land,
The Ouse at Whitgift
Looking upstream from just by the church at Whitgift. The river is nearly 300m wide at this point, only a short way above where it enters the Humber. A high floodwall protects the village on the low-lying land,
The Ouse at Whitgift Looking downstream from just by the church at Whitgift. The river is nearly 300m wide at this point, only a short way above where it enters the Humber. A high floodwall protects the village on the low-lying land,
The Ouse at Whitgift
Looking downstream from just by the church at Whitgift. The river is nearly 300m wide at this point, only a short way above where it enters the Humber. A high floodwall protects the village on the low-lying land,
Whitgift lighthouse
Whitgift lighthouse
New Brakes Farm
New Brakes Farm
A161 towards Crowle
A161 towards Crowle
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Burn Field is located at Grid Ref: SE8121 (Lat: 53.684923, Lng: -0.77181109)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: East Riding of Yorkshire

Police Authority: Humberside

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