Carrifran Glen

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Carrifran Glen is a steep, scenic glacial valley in the Southern Uplands of Scotland, noted for its pioneering native woodland restoration project.

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Carrifran Glen canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial valley
glen
natural landscape
climate cool temperate oceanic
country Scotland
drainsInto Moffat Water
elevationRange approximately 200–800 metres above sea level
hasAccess waymarked paths
hasConservationStatus privately conserved site
hasFeature U-shaped valley profile
steep crags
waterfalls
hasGeologicalOrigin glacial erosion
hasLandUseHistory former sheep grazing land
hasScenicQuality scenic
hasTopography steep
hasVegetation Scots pine
birch
hazel
holly
montane scrub
native broadleaf woodland
rowan
willow
knownFor ecological restoration
native woodland restoration
rewilding project
locatedIn Dumfries and Galloway
Moffat Hills
Southern Uplands
near A708 road NERFINISHED
Grey Mare’s Tail
Moffat
openToPublic yes
partOf Borders Forest Trust estate
region Scottish Borders
surface form: Scottish Borders area of Southern Uplands
restorationApproach large-scale tree planting
natural regeneration
restorationGoal recreate pre-Neolithic woodland
restore native biodiversity
restorationLedBy Borders Forest Trust
restorationPartners local volunteers
restorationStarted 1999
usedFor conservation education
hillwalking
scientific monitoring
watershedOf Carrifran Burn

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Moffat Hills contains Carrifran Glen