Smardale Gill Nature Reserve

Cumbria, England

Smardale Gill is located in Cumbria, England. It is a small steep valley connecting the village of Smardale and the valley of the River Eden with the eastern edge of the valley of the River Lune. I...

Smardale Gill Nature Reserve has a Easy difficulty level and is Family Friendly.

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Cumbria, England
Latitude: 54.46271, Longitude: -2.418655

Activities

Birdwatching
Wildlife Watching
Walking

About Smardale Gill Nature Reserve

Smardale Gill is located in Cumbria, England. It is a small steep valley connecting the village of Smardale and the valley of the River Eden with the eastern edge of the valley of the River Lune. It is a National Nature Reserve and also a Site of Special Scientific Interest, managed by Cumbrie Wildlife Trust. The area includes both woodlands and grasslands, and is a fine example of a limestone habitat. It offers stunning landscape, the steep wooded slopes of the valley mingles with the sights of open rolling countryside from the viaduct. It is a great spot for flowers, butterflies and birds.

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