1 King’s How
Cummacatta Wood in Borrowdale is classified as temperate rainforest. This walk through the forest and then up to King's How on Grange Fell is my personal favourite
My Top 10 Woodland Walks, following paths through ancient woodland, temperate rainforest and sub-tropical rainforest
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Cummacatta Wood in Borrowdale is classified as temperate rainforest. This walk through the forest and then up to King's How on Grange Fell is my personal favourite
This walk also features in my Top 10 Lake Walks. There's so much variety, including a section though, and views over, Holme Wood
One of my favourite woodland walks, North Cliffe Wood, where there is a spectacular display of bluebells in April/May
A walk from La Caldera which took us through an ancient forest in magical misty conditions
A walk through Aira Force Woods, spectacular waterfalls, a lakeland fells, and wonderful views of Ullswater - this walk has it all
A walk around Lanthwaite Wood, views from Lanthwaite Hill, and a walk beside Crummock Water combine to make a perfect short walk
A memorable walk along the Wild Pacific Trail through ancient woodland and along the rugged coast of Vancouver Island
A spectacular walk, partly in sub-tropical rainforest, following the Levada Nova on Madeira
Thorp Perrow Arboretum, near Bedale in North Yorkshire, boasts one of the largest collections of shrubs and trees in the North of England
The Rhinefield Tall Trees Trail, featuring some of the largest trees in the country – a collection of magnificent redwoods, douglas firs and other conifers planted in 1859