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Description
Geltsdale is a remote and ruggedly beautiful nature reserve that encompasses two hill farms - Geltsdale and Tarnhouse. The blanket bogs, heath, upland farmland and woods of Geltsdale support a great diversity of wildlife. Many breeding birds are found here, including Tétras lyre, Pluvier doré, Courlis cendré, Merle à plastron, Faucon émerillon and Hibou des marais. And the reserve is one of only a handful of nesting sites of Busard Saint-Martin in England. Tarnhouse Farm is one of two large farms on the reserve. Tétras lyre and the breeding waders - Vanneau huppé, Chevalier gambette and Bécassine des marais - have all increased significantly, thanks to sensitive farming, particularly cattle grazing and wetland creation.
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Accès
You can park at the reserve car park. Click on the P in the map to get directions. By train: Brampton Junction on Carlisle to Newcastle line - around 2 miles (3.2 km) from reserve. There are several trails in the reserve. Main trail is the circular Stagsike trail (4,5 km, see map). Allow one to two hours to walk this 3 mile trail – a gravel and grass track with a steep hill. It goes to the viewpoint at Tindale Tarn and the Stagsike visitor centre. It’s the best place to see wading birds in spring. Geltsdale is a working farm with grazing livestock. You may meet cattle with calves on the reserve trails.