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Burroughs Wood

A wood of two halves linked by a public Right of Way.

Church Farm

A 1995 Tender Scheme success with access to a small part of a 6ha site on farmland in the Mease Lowlands.

Calke Abbey (National Trust)

Calke Abbey tells the story of the dramatic decline of a country house estate where little has been restored. Enjoy the wider estate of Calke Park and National Nature Reserve.

Swithland Wood

A 61ha remnant of the original Charnwood Forest that forms part of the Bradgate Estate.

Pear Tree Wood

Pear Tree Wood was created in 1997 to connect nearby Burroughs Wood and Martinshaw Wood. Although planted withessentially a mix of native broadleaved trees,conifers in the northern section blend into those at Martinshaw Wood, toencourage the movement of pine-loving wildlife, particularly moths.

Sence Valley Forest Park

A wonderful transformation from opencast to wildlife haven with 150 acres of woodland, lakes and meadow. Surfaced trails provide access for all abilities. NB 2.2 metre height barrier to site. Fishing by permit.

Hicks Lodge: The National Forest Cycle Centre

Gilwiskaw Valley Wood & Tempe Farm

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

Lount Nature Reserve

A nature reserve of the site of New Lount Colliery, the shortest-lived colliery in the area, which operated from 1924-1968. The reserve offers relaxing walks and extensive views. It includes woodland, grassland and ponds with a wide variety of wildlife.

Barratt Pool Wood

This woodland is situated in the heart ofThe National Forest and is named after an old mill that once stood on the site.