Historic woodlands between Kidderminster and Bromsgrove
101ha/252 acres
National Nature Reserve
West Midlands
An extensive ancient woodland, the largest in Worcestershire after Wyre Forest, thought to date back at least to the Domesday Book and probably to the end of the last Ice Age. Today it is a mixed woodland with traditional oak and hazel coppice, a conifer plantation and a meadow area.
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Buses to Bromsgrove and Kidderminster stop nearby.
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