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Halbullock Moor

Dave Harper

Halbullock Moor

An important haven for a wide variety of wildlife

Location

SW entrance off Mount Pleasant Road
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A static map of Halbullock Moor

Know before you go

Size
4 hectares
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Grazing animals

No
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Access

Pedestrian access only, no parking available. Northern entrances accessed via public footpath from the Gloweth Estate (permit parking) and southern entrance via a sunken single-track lane between the Richard Lander School and Newbridge Farm. Please be aware that the sunken lane is not suitable for vehicle access. 

Dogs

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When to visit

Opening times

All year round

Best time to visit

April to August

About the reserve

Halbullock Moor is an important haven for a wide variety of wildlife. Birds are abundant here, and include the willow warbler, whose song can be heard persistently in the breeding season. The small, creeping Cornish moneywort has a strong population here. The area has been used for grazing since ancient times and there are signs of a medieval field system within the reserve

Contact us

Cornwall Wildlife Trust
Contact number: 01872 273939
Contact email: info@cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk