Red Hill Nature Reserve photographed by Robert Enderby

Reserves & Observatories

Red Hill Nature Reserve

Discover this steep natural chalk escarpment with acres of plateaued wild landscape, wildflower meadow and disused quarry famous for its exposed red chalk rich in fossils. Enjoy the great assortment of chalk plants that occupy the grassland and quarry.

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Four acres of chalk escarpment grassland with wild flower meadow

Red Hill Nature Reserve has a collection of chalk plants including cowslip, field scabious and bee orchid. A precious habitat for many species including grassland butterflies, moths and meadow Pipits.

Red Hill Nature Reserve is also home to Lincolnshire’s Coronation Meadow since 2013. It is one of 60 precious wildflower meadows selected in celebration of the Queen’s 60th Coronation with the initiative to protect the UK’s increasingly endangered wildflower species and meadows as the county has lost 97% of wildflower meadows since the 1930s.

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Red Hill Nature Reserve

Asterby Lane

North east of Glouceby

Louth

LN11 9UE

Email: info@lincstrust.co.uk

Tel: 01507 526667