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Barden Fell is an upland moorland area in Wharfedale, North Yorkshire, associated with the adjoining Barden Moor. Both areas form part of the Bolton Abbey Estate, which is owned by the Duke of Devonshire, and are recognized for their heather moorland and open access landscape. The estate manages the moors for red grouse shooting, while Barden Fell and Barden Moor are also designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest for their habitats and wildlife.
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Where is Barden Fell?
Barden Fell is an upland moorland area in Wharfedale, North Yorkshire. It lies beside Barden Moor and forms part of the Bolton Abbey Estate.
Can visitors walk across Barden Fell?
Barden Fell and Barden Moor are identified by the Bolton Abbey Estate as open-access areas. Walkers should still follow current estate notices, marked routes, and seasonal restrictions.
What is the landscape like on Barden Fell?
The area is known for open heather moorland, exposed upland ground, and broad views across Wharfedale. It is a countryside landscape rather than a developed park or built attraction.
Who owns Barden Fell?
Barden Fell is part of the Bolton Abbey Estate, which is owned by the Duke of Devonshire. Nearby estate landmarks include Bolton Abbey, the River Wharfe, and Barden Moor.
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