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Berriedale Moors is an upland area of peatland in Caithness in the far north of mainland Scotland. It lies within the wider Flow Country, a landscape of blanket bog, pools, wet heath, and moorland extending across Caithness and Sutherland. The area's peat-forming habitats support specialized plants...
Strathconon Moors are upland moorlands in Ross-shire, Scotland, within a remote Highland glen managed for grouse and deer with areas of ongoing native woodland restoration.
Rolling upland plateau in East Lothian and the Scottish Borders, reaching 535 m at Meikle Says Law and traditionally managed as grouse moor.
Grinton Moor is an upland grouse moor above Swaledale in the Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire, England, offering panoramic views over the dale and traversed by ancient drove roads.
Barden Moor is a grouse moor in the Yorkshire Dales, England, managed as part of the Bolton Abbey Estate and open to walkers under access land provisions of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.
Reeth High Moor is an elevated heather moorland above the village of Reeth in Swaledale, North Yorkshire, England, retaining visible earthworks from the area's extensive medieval and post-medieval lead-mining industry.
Colsterdale Moor is a remote heather moorland in the eastern Yorkshire Dales, England, drained by Colsterdale Beck and associated with a World War I training camp used by the Leeds Pals battalion.
Masham Moor is a heather grouse moor in North Yorkshire, England, lying above the market town of Masham in Wensleydale and managed as part of the Swinton Estate.
Broomhead Moor is a grouse moor on the eastern flank of the Peak District in South Yorkshire, England, part of the Broomhead Estate and draining into the Ewden Valley reservoirs.
