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Denemouth South Beach is located at the mouth of the Castle Eden Dene valley and makes up the northern end of the Durham coast Nature Reserve. The beach is a key connection point for three National Nature Reserves: the Castle Eden Dene Nature Reserve, the Durham Coast Nature Reserve, and the Blackhall Rocks Nature Reserve. This unique location results in an abundance of wildlife, making it a hotspot for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.
The beach and surrounding nature reserves are home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. Visitors can spot colonies of the stunning Durham Argus butterfly, which inhabit the south-facing cliffs. The area is also renowned for its birdwatching opportunities, with a variety of bird species to be seen.
The rocky shoreline of Denemouth South Beach provides easy access to popular coastal walks that traverse the nearby nature reserves and beaches. The beach's location on the Durham Heritage Coast makes it a natural starting point for exploring other beaches and attractions in the area. The surrounding landscape features modern art sculptures, bridges, and pathways, adding to the area's unique character.
In the vicinity of Denemouth South Beach lies Horden Beach, a tranquil and lesser-known destination that offers a serene retreat from the crowds. The beach features an expansive stretch of pebbles, inviting leisurely walks and providing breathtaking views of the North Sea. Visitors can access the beach via the Durham Heritage Coast footpath, which offers scenic views of the coastline and opportunities to spot local wildlife.
Horden Beach is situated near the Castle Eden Dene National Nature Reserve, a woodland area that serves as a peaceful backdrop to the coastal scenery. The reserve is home to a diverse range of plant and animal species, making it an ideal spot for birdwatching and wildlife photography.
Visitors to Horden Beach are advised to dress appropriately for the coastal weather and wear sturdy footwear for walking on the pebbles and exploring the coastal path. While the beach may lack the facilities of more developed seaside resorts, its unspoiled nature is part of its charm. Visitors are recommended to bring any essentials they may need for their day out.
Sand Shingle
| Tonight |  |
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| Chance of rain | % |
| Min temperature | 12°C |
| feels like | 11°C |
| Wind 14mph |  |
| Tomorrow |
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| Chance of rain | 47% |
| Max temperature | 17°C |
| feels like | 17°C |
| Wind 13mph |  |
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The tide at Denemouth South Beach is currently falling. Low tide will be at approximately 1:01 AM tomorrow, and the next high tide will be at approximately 7:09 AM tomorrow.
Today's air pollution levels are forecast to be Low
There is a small car park near the beach, follow Cotsford Lane.
No lifeguard cover at this beach
Water quality not measured here
just over a mile southeast as the seagull flies, around 2 miles by road.
just over a mile north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 3 miles by road or 2 miles on foot using coastal paths.
around 2 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 4 miles by road.
around 3 miles southeast as the seagull flies, around 3 miles by road.
around 4 miles southeast as the seagull flies, around 4 miles by road.
around 5 miles southeast as the seagull flies, around 7 miles by road.
around 6 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 10 miles by road or 7 miles on foot using coastal paths.
around 6 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 10 miles by road or 7 miles on foot using coastal paths.
around 6 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 10 miles by road or 7 miles on foot using coastal paths.
around 7 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 13 miles by road or 8 miles on foot using coastal paths.
around 7 miles southeast as the seagull flies, around 8 miles by road.
around 8 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 12 miles by road.
around 8 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 12 miles by road.
around 8 miles south-southeast as the seagull flies, around 9 miles by road.
around 9 miles south-southeast as the seagull flies, around 11 miles by road.
around 9 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 14 miles by road.
around 10 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 14 miles by road.
around 12 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 16 miles by road.
around 13 miles southeast as the seagull flies, around 26 miles by road.
around 13 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 17 miles by road.
Location: Horden
Location type: Urban
OS Grid: NZ458406
Coordinates: 54°45'31"N 1°17'23"W
Mapcode: GBR MFFD.KX
What 3 Words: arena.trample.overlaid
Coordinates and location codes are for an approximate mid-point of the beach, and may not reflect the best access point or the most popular part of the beach.
Country: England
Local Authority: County Durham
Parish: Monk Hesleden
Nearest postcode: TS27 4NT
(for sat-nav purposes only, a beach does not have a postal address!)
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