Woodend

Visitor information

Enjoy the tranquility of Woodend, one of natures wonderful woods

Popular with locals and visitors alike, Woodend is one of the few remaining fragments that make up the ancient Forest of Bere.

The shaded paths provide an excellent spot for walking and exploring or you can relax within the trees and listen to the sounds of nature. From ponds and streams with great crested newts and butterflies, there are a variety of habitats to enjoy.

Recoup at the nearby West Walk for a light refreshment and a host of facilities.

At a glance

Dogs welcome
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Things to do

Cycling is a fantastic way to explore Woodend and soak up the beautiful scenery. 

We ask that cyclists stick to the gravel tracks.

Woodend offers a network of riding which include a diverse and beautiful range of woodland habitats.

Horse riding is by permit only and is informal (no marked route). Riders may use...

Enjoy a tasty treat in the forest at one of our picnic benches, just bring along good food and company!

There are several picnic benches to enjoy your tasty treat. 

 

Walking is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes. 

The Forest of Bere Trail starts from Woodend Car Park and takes you...

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