Reserves and speciesPease Dean

Pease Dean

Posted by scottish
2011-05-04 11:36

Pease Dean reserve has two distinct arms: Pease Burn and Tower Burn. The area beside Pease Burn is an open valley with grassland, gorse, and alder. Upstream from where the two burns merge, the valleys become steeper and more wooded. Tower Burn has extensive areas of mixed woodland which supports attractive ground flora. Part of the reserve is SSSI designated for its native oak woodland, mosses and liverworts.

Reserve details
Trust: 
Scottish Wildlife Trust
Size: 
31.37
Short Description: 
An open grassland of gorse and alder
Smartphone Description: 
Pease Dean reserve has two distinct arms: Pease Burn and Tower Burn. The area beside Pease Burn is an open valley with grassland, gorse, and alder. Upstream from where the two burns merge, the valleys become steeper and more wooded. Tower Burn has extensive areas of mixed woodland which supports attractive ground flora
Location
Address: 
12 miles from Dunbar
Town: 
Dunbar
County: 
Borders
Postcode: 
TD13 5YT
Grid ref: 
NT790704
Facilities
Visitor centre: 
No
Shop: 
No shop
Picnic Area: 
No
Opening hours: 
Open at all times
Toilets: 
No toilets
Disabled toilet: 
No disabled toilet
Baby changing facilities: 
No baby changing facilities
Dogs: 
No
Access info: 
Cross the road from the car park and through a kissing gate, a 50m walk brings you to Pease Dean Wildlife Reserve. Contact the Trust for disabled access information
Parking: 
Yes
Walking information: 
Cross the road from the car park and through a kissing gate, a 50m walk brings you to Pease Dean Wildlife Reserve.
Grazing animals: 
no
Contact details
Reserve manager: 
Scottish Wildlife Trust
Reserve phone number: 
0131 312 4765
Reserve email address: 
enquiries@swt.org.uk
Reserver deep link: 
http://www.scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/reserve/pease-dean/
Photos
Photo: 
Pease Dean
Best time to visit
Start: 
May
End: 
July
Admission
Admission fee?: 
No
Admission amount: 
no
Location type: 
Wildlife or nature reserve