Ross Back Sands
Ross Back Sands, also known as Ross Beach, is a three-mile stretch of unspoiled dunes and sandy beach located between Bamburgh to the South and Holy Island to the North. Its remote location, requiring a one-mile walk from the nearest car parking, ensures a peaceful experience with few visitors.

πŸ“œ Three miles of unspoiled dunes and sandy beach in Northumberland.
πŸ” Known for its remote location, abundant wildlife, and stunning views.

Why Go

πŸ–οΈ Enjoy a peaceful, uncrowded beach experience
πŸšΆβ€β™€οΈ Take long walks along three miles of pristine sand
πŸ”­ Spot seals and diverse bird life, including gannets and sanderlings
πŸ“Έ Capture stunning views of Lindisfarne and Bamburgh

Why Avoid

⚠️ Requires a one-mile walk from the nearest car park
🚫 No lifeguard service available
πŸ• Seasonal dog restrictions during seabird breeding season (May 1st - Sept 30th)
β™Ώ Not easily accessible for those with mobility issues due to the walk

🐾 Dog Policy

Dogs are welcome on the reserve outside of the seabird breeding season (May 1st - September 30th). During permitted times, dogs must be kept on a lead or at heel at all times to avoid disturbing birds and grazing livestock.

Getting There

πŸ‘£ Access requires a walk of about one mile from the nearest car parking area.

Checklist

πŸ₯Ύ Comfortable walking shoes for the mile-long approach
🧺 Picnic and water as there are no facilities
🐢 Lead for dogs if visiting during permitted times

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beachoutdoornaturewildlifesandyremotedog-friendly