Saltburn Gill is a wildlife-rich SSSI woodland set in a lovely secluded valley leading to the coast at Saltburn. A dense canopy of oak and ash trees shelter a winding path that runs the entire length of the valley and provides good opportunities to see all the reserve has to offer.

Saltburn Gill (grid reference) is an 19.11 hectares (47.2 acres) biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Redcar and Cleveland district, in the ceremonial county of North Yorkshire, England. [1]

Saltburn Gill is a 52 acre woodland nature reserve nestling in the shadow of Saltburn by the Sea, where drifts of Wild Garlic and Bluebells herald the arrival of Spring and where sightings of Roe deer are always a possibility.

Saltburn Gill is a beautiful, serene 52 acre woodland of Saltburn where in Spring you will drift through bluebells and wild garlic – in which it is set in a secluded valley. Winding paths of ash tree’s, oak tree’s and holly help to portray it’s beautiful nature – one you must visit, and has been present since approximately 1600.

A wildlife-rich woodland set in a lovely secluded valley leading to the coast at Saltburn. A dense canopy of oak and ash trees shelter a winding path which runs the entire length of the valley...

Spring and early summer is the best time to visit when the woodland wildflowers are out. The Lesser Celandines start it all off with their showy yellow flowers followed shortly afterwards by carpets of strong smelling Wild Garlic and bluebells.

Saltburn Gill is a wildlife-rich SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) woodland set in a secluded valley leading to the coast; it has largely remained undisturbed since the time of the great forests.

Saltburn Gill is a wildlife rich woodland set in a lovely secluded valley leading to the coast. A dense canopy of oak and ash trees shelter a winding path which runs the entire length of the valley.

Saltburn Gill is a wildlife-rich SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) woodland set in a secluded valley leading to the coast. The Gill, with its mix of oak, ash and holly, is the least disturbed of the three valleys.

Saltburn Gill Nature Reserve is a hidden gem offering various trails that loop through ancient semi-natural woodland. The 52-acre sanctuary is sheltered from clifftop winds by dense oak and ash trees, providing a perfect escape from the Valley Gardens "set."