Cattersty Gill Nature Reserve


About Cattersty Gill Nature Reserve

Cattersty Gill sits in a secluded valley perched high on the cliffs above Skinningrove.

The nature reserve protects wildflower-rich grassland and offers a landfall for migrant birds which stop to rest and refuel among its hawthorn bushes.

Cattersty Gill Credit Daniel van den Toorn

Visit Cattersty Gill Nature Reserve

Accessibility

Access

Unfortunately, this reserve can only be enjoyed on foot.

For full details and facilities please visit Cattersty Gill Nature Reserve's website

https://www.teeswildlife.org/nature-reserve/cattersy-gill/

Facilities

Car Parking

FREE parking is available at Skinningrove near Cattersty Sands (turn left at the intersection of Cliff Terrace and Marine Terrace, the car park is right on the coast).

Dogs at Cattersty Gill Nature Reserve

Dogs to be on leads.
Trained assistance dogs welcome.

Getting here

Contact us

Tel 01287 636382
Email Cattersty Gill Nature Reserve

Location

The reserve is about half a mile north-west, through the dunes and up some steep steps. Unfortunately, this reserve can only be enjoyed on foot. The reserve is reached from the beach car park or via the Cleveland Way along the clifftop.

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