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Cannock Chase is a significant upland heathland area within Staffordshire, England. Designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty since 1958, it preserves distinctive grassland and woodland landscapes. The site supports diverse wildlife and offers opportunities for recreation and scientific st...
The North Pennine Moors are an extensive upland landscape in northern England, characterized by heather moorland, peatlands, blanket bog, grassland, and deeply cut valleys. They form part of the wider North Pennines, an area recognized for its geology, wildlife, and cultural landscape. The moors sup...
Bodmin Moor is a granite upland in northeastern Cornwall, England, characterized by open heath, exposed tors, river valleys, and prehistoric remains. Its summit, Brown Willy, reaches 420 metres and is the highest point in Cornwall, while Rough Tor is another prominent landmark. The moor includes the...
Mynydd Preseli, also called the Preseli Hills, is an upland area of moorland in Pembrokeshire, southwest Wales. Archaeological and geological research links outcrops in the Preseli region with several varieties of bluestone used at Stonehenge, although the precise prehistoric extraction and transpor...
Nidderdale Moors are upland areas of heather moorland and peat in North Yorkshire, England, within the landscape historically designated the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The moors form part of the Pennine uplands and contain headwaters and tributaries feeding the River Nidd, along...
Weardale Moors in County Durham, England, form part of the North Pennines AONB and were a major centre of lead mining from the medieval period through the 19th century.
