Wyre Forest
Historic Wyre Forest offers visitors a range of woodland walks and trails amongst beautiful ancient oaks woods and statuesque fir trees.
6,000 acres is all that survives of a wood that once stretched along the Severn Valley from Worcester to Bridgnorth. It is one of the largest remaining ancient woodlands in Britain. Much of the area is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)and many rare species of flaura and fauna can be found here.
Why not come and discover it for yourself?
How to get there:
Wyre Forest is part of Wyre Forest Area Woodlands. Bewdley is the nearest town or village.
The Forestry Commission Wyre Forest Visitor Centre is located at Callow Hill 3 miles west of Bewdley on the A456. The site is well sign-posted. Nearest train station is Kidderminster.Bus routes 192/292 between Birmingham and Ludlow.
OS Grid Reference: SO 750 740
Start your visit from:
Wyre Forest Visitor and Discovery Centre Other places to go in Wyre Forest Area Woodlands