Bowes Moor
Also called the Stainmore Gap, Bowes Moor forms part of the Forest of Stainmore, an area of remote, mainly open moorland
north of situated between Tan Hill and Barnard Castle and straddling North Yorkshire, Cumbria and County Durham. The
A66 main road passed through the gap rising to over 1,300 feet (400m) above sea level.
Also called the Stainmore Gap, Bowes Moor forms part of the Forest of Stainmore, an area of remote, mainly open moorland
north of situated between Tan Hill and Barnard Castle and straddling North Yorkshire, Cumbria and County Durham. The
A66 main road passed through the gap rising to over 1,300 feet (400m) above sea level.