High Whygate in Wark
High Whygate in Northumberland, Wark is a farmyard.
- Land Use
- farmyard
Artwork
Hotels
Benches
Tourist information offices
Convenience stores
Nature nearby
Hindleysteel Crags3,4 km
Body of waters nearby
Blackaburn Lough3,6 km
Buildings nearby
The Long Drop3,3 km
Hindleysteel4,0 km
Black Fell4,9 km
Campsite nearby
Stonehaugh Campsite2,6 km
Cliffs nearby
Felicia Crags4,4 km
Crow Crags4,7 km
The Lumps4,9 km
Drains nearby
March Sike4,4 km
Farmyards nearby
East Whygate350 m
Hare Law1,4 km
The Haining Farm1,8 km
Middleburn2,5 km
Blackaburn2,9 km
Roses Bower3,0 km
Crag Shield4,1 km
Pundershaw4,6 km
Horneystead4,7 km
The Ash5,1 km
Gofton Fieldhead5,1 km
Low Stead5,2 km
Linacres5,3 km
Industrial areas nearby
Stonehaugh Sewage Works2,7 km
Residential areas nearby
Coldcotes Hill1000 m
Old School House1,9 km
Willowbog3,0 km
Ladyhill Farm3,3 km
Ruins nearby
Haining Head4,6 km
Streams nearby
Marl Sike350 m
Sandy Sike1,9 km
Saughy Sike2,1 km
Forth Cleugh2,4 km
Bluehemmel Sike2,7 km
Warks Burn3,0 km
West Cleugh3,1 km
Sell Burn3,9 km
Blacka Burn3,9 km
Pundershaw Burn3,9 km
Mollerstone Sike4,2 km
Why Sike4,3 km
Hindleysteel Sike4,5 km
Game Cleugh4,5 km
Thatch Sike4,7 km
Tod Sike4,9 km
Fletchlaw Burn5,0 km
Swineshaw Burn5,4 km
Wilderness huts nearby
Green4,0 km
Haughtongreen5,0 km
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |