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Saltburn Gill is a wildlife-rich SSSI woodland set in a lovely secluded valley leading to the coast at Saltburn. A dense canopy of oak and ash trees shelter a winding path that runs the entire length of the valley and provides good opportunities to see all the reserve has to offer.
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Saltburn Gill is an ancient semi natural woodland which means that woodland has been present continuously since 1600. A stream of the same name runs along its western boundary. The reserve is a good example of the type of woodland that would once have covered East Cleveland with a mixture of Oak and Ash, with a Hazel and Holly understorey. Prior to...
From early spring through to autumn the woodland floor is ablaze with colour. The arrival of spring is heralded by the glossy yellow flowers of the lesser celendine, followed by early purple orchids, wood anemones and primroses. Summer sees the return of the migrants with Chiffchaffs often being the first to arrive followed by Willow Warbler, Black...
Parkingis available throughout the year in the Public Car Park below Cat Nab Access:Due to the nature of the terrain the paths are often muddy in the winter and care should be taken when climbing the steep flight of steps. Again due to the nature of the path and ground conditions the site is not really suitable for disabled access. From the car par...
Saltburn Gill Action Group A short film illustrating the impact of ironstone mine water pollution on Saltburn Gill, Cleveland and the work of the Saltburn Gill Action Group.
This is a 13km/8 mile moderate walk of approximately 4 hours. An exhilarating country walk with stunning views including the region's best vantage point to marvel at Boulby Cliffs, the highest cliffs on the east coast of England. Add in far-reaching views over the North York Moors and two fascinating nature reserves and there's never a dull moment....
Saltburn Gill is a beautiful, serene 52 acre woodland of Saltburn where in Spring you will drift through bluebells and wild garlic – in which it is set in a secluded valley. Winding paths of ash tree’s, oak tree’s and holly help to portray it’s beautiful nature – one you must visit, and has been present since approximately 1600.
Saltburn Gill is a wildlife-rich SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) woodland set in a secluded valley leading to the coast; it has largely remained undisturbed since the time of the great forests.
Saltburn-by-the-Sea, commonly referred to as Saltburn, is a seaside town in North Yorkshire, England, 12 miles (19 km) south-east of Hartlepool and 5 miles (8 km) south-east of Redcar. It lies within the historic boundaries of the North Riding of Yorkshire. It had a population of 5,958 in 2011.
Apr 24, 2024 · Saltburn-by-the-Sea is located on the Cleveland Way, a long-distance footpath that runs for 109 miles along the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Coast. So lace up your walking boots; here are our favourite Saltburn-by-the-Sea walks. Saltburn Gill, a 52-acre woodland nature reserve.
Saltburn Gill. Saltburn Gill is a wildlife-rich SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) woodland set in a secluded valley leading to the coast. The Gill, with its mix of oak, ash and holly, is the least disturbed of the three valleys.
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