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Crossroads Wood
Coton in the Elms Derbyshire
This 14.37ha woodland was created through the National Forest Company's Tender Scheme in 2006/07 and lies to the east of Coton in the Elms.It was designed to add variety to the landscape and provide a link to other woodlands in the area.The south west corner of this woodland has been identified as the most land locked part of the UK mainland and an oak tree marks the spot!
Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Wood
Normanton le Heath, Heather Leicestershire
This extensive site is the centerpiece of a national celebration by the Woodland Trust to mark the 2012 Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.Over 300,000 native trees have been planted across the site, which features a lake, bird hide and trails.
Thornton Reservoir
Thornton Leicestershire
Severn Trent Water opened this 75 acre reservoir, set among rolling farmland and woodland, to the public in 1997.
Bradgate Park
Bradgate Park, Bradgate Road Newtown Linford, Woodhouse Eaves Leicestershire LE6 0HB
Over 300 hectares of wild and unspoilt Leicestershire countryside for you to explore and enjoy. Bradgate was created from Charnwood Forest about 750 years ago as a hunting park.
Calke Abbey (National Trust)
National Trust Calke Abbey Ticknall Derbyshire DE73 7JF Derbyshire
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.
Foxley Wood
Swadlincote Derbyshire
29ha of former farmland on the edge of Linton which has been the focus of community activities.
Windmill Hill
Woodhouse Eaves Leicestershire
A 13.9ha woodland adjacent to Beacon Hill County Park and Broombriggs Farm.
Boothorpe Wood
Moira Swadlincote Leicestershire
38 hectares of woodland, grassland and parkland in the Heart of the National Forest
Stage 11 National Forest Way: Rangemore & Yoxall
Rangemore Staffordshire
Get far from the crowd as you walk through the heart of the ancient Needwood Forest.
Stage 6 National Forest Way: Ticknall & Hartshorne
Ticknall Derbyshire
Between two pretty villages, enjoy a walk across rolling farmland, through extensive woodlands and past open water.