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Walks in the Heart of the National Forest
Moira Derbyshire
Explore the myriad trails and paths in the growing Heart of the National Forest.
Royal Tigers Wood
Thornton Leicestershire
A 14ha woodland that was created 1993 and 1994 through funds raised by the now-disbanded Royal Leicestershire Regiment.
Croxall Lakes
Alrewas Staffordshire
60ha of former gravel workings developed for nature conservation by the National Forest Company and Staffordshire Wildlife Trust.
Cadborough Hill Wood
Overseal, Swadlincote Derbyshire
Cadborough Hill Wood features a valley known locally as Dead-Dane Bottom. If you walk up the steep slope of Cadborough Hill you can enjoy a dramatic panorama of the developing National Forest.
Gilwiskaw Valley Wood & Tempe Farm
Swepstone Leicestershire
This site comprisestwo adjoining Tender Schemes, created in 2006 - Gilwiskaw Valley Wood (12.08ha) and Tempe Farm (57.6ha).The woodland within Gilwiskaw Valley Wood has been designed to incorporate a range of species to create bold blocks of seasonal colour that will stand out for the benefit of visitors, particularly those who are partially sighted.
Tempe Farm is an old site with some points of archeaological interest. A brief history can be found on the le
Alistair’s, Bignall’s & Jaguar Lount Woods
These woods are a partnership between the Forestry Commission and a number of partners and sponsors, with the aim of creating community woodlands that can be enjoyed by all.
Normandy Wood
Ashby de la Zouch Leicestershire
A 2.4ha woodland, planted near Packington, to commemorate the D-Day landings.
Barratt Pool Wood
Moira Derbyshire
This woodland is situated in the heart ofThe National Forest and is named after an old mill that once stood on the site.
Gresley Wood
Swadlincote Derbyshire
A 46ha site on edge of Church Gresley incorporating a new public access woodland and a demonstration woodland plot.
Donisthorpe Woodland Park
Donisthorpe Leicestershire
A Woodland Park created in 1996 on the former site of Donisthorpe Colliery. Its network of stone surfaced paths connect with the Ashby Woulds trail and the Ashby Canal.