Natural England - Moor House – Upper Teesdale: seasonal highlights
Moor House – Upper Teesdale: seasonal highlights
The wild scenery of Moor House – Upper Teesdale can be enjoyed all year round, including winter when its hardy landscapes are amazing.
Highlights to look out for:
Late April to early June - Spring gentian and other artic- alpine plants.
April and May – look out for displaying birds, including black grouse June to early July – the hay meadows are at their best
July and August – look out for the yellow flowers of Shrubby cinquefoil
August - heather makes the moorlands shimmer with purple.
Winter - whenever there’s been a big snow melt or after heavy rain, the High/Low Force and Cauldron Snout waterfalls are at their best.
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Contents
- Moor House-Upper Teesdale NNR
- What makes it special?
- History and geology
- Seasonal highlights
- Walks and trails
- How to get there
- School and community groups
- Activities
- Want to get involved?
Resources
- Information leaflet
- Site map (Nature on the Map)
Events
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