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Grid reference NT3308

near to Craik, Scottish Borders, Scotland


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Sample images Breakdown list images taken from NT3308 [1]
We have 15 images for NT3308
 : Felled area, Craik. by Richard Webb Felled area, Craik.
Slopes east of the Aithouse Burn have just been clear felled.
 : Wolfcleugh Waterfall by Ryan Notman Wolfcleugh Waterfall
A nice walk through the picturesque Craik Forest brings you to this wonderful waterfall up the Wolfcleuch Burn.
 : Before and after felling by Jim Barton Before and after felling
Mature trees bordering a clear-felled area on the SW slopes of Crib Law.
 : Wolfcleuch Waterfall by ronnie leask Wolfcleuch Waterfall
This scenic waterfall on the Wolfcleuch Burn in the Aithouse Valley can be accessed on one of the many forest walks in Craik Forest. During a period of wet weather it must be truly spectacular.
 : Colonised clearing by Richard Webb Colonised clearing
Unplanted area now being occupied by broad leafed trees.
 : Crossroads by Richard Webb Crossroads
The track to the right goes up Wolfcleuch, straight on for Wolfcleuchhead and there is a nice bit of singletrack to the left running up from the carpark.
 : Spruce, Knowbog Hill by Richard Webb Spruce, Knowbog Hill
Looking along a short spur road on Knowebog Hill
 : Forest road, Knowebog Hill by Richard Webb Forest road, Knowebog Hill
Logging road cut into the hillside in Craik Forest.
 : Steep slopes, Craik Forest by Richard Webb Steep slopes, Craik Forest
Steep slopes above the Aithouse Burn.
 : Walk to the waterfall by Adam D Hope Walk to the waterfall
Rest area on Craik Forest path to the waterfall
 : A path through the forest by Malcolm Neal A path through the forest
One of several paths near Craik. There are also the longer distance Drovers and Reivers paths through this forest.
 : Waterfall, Wolfcleuch Burn by Karl and Ali Waterfall, Wolfcleuch Burn
The tracks to and from this pretty waterfall appear to have been left to fall into disrepair. It's worth the short trek from the Aithouse Burn to see though.
 : Fallen tree at Wolfcleuch Waterfall by Karl and Ali Fallen tree at Wolfcleuch Waterfall
 : Footbridge by the Aithouse Burn by Karl and Ali Footbridge by the Aithouse Burn
The path which leads upstream towards the Wolfcleuch Waterfall appears to have been abandoned and all waymarks removed. The path is still in reasonably good condition although several small landslips have taken sections away and the... (more)
 : Footbridge over the Aithouse Burn by Karl and Ali Footbridge over the Aithouse Burn
The path which leads upstream towards the Wolfcleuch Waterfall appears to have been abandoned and all waymarks removed. The path is still in reasonably good condition although several small landslips have taken sections away and the... (more)

 
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