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A free guided walk by Epping Forest Heritage Trust
The North Fronteir
Sunday 20th August- starting at the Woodyard Car park 10.30am - finishes 1.30pm
This walk isn’t really suitable for children.
Although free, booking is essential - book here
A walk combining open fields and the cool of the woodland. Led by Mike Rumble, a walk combing open fields and cool of the woodland between Epping and Thornwood.
Meet: Woodyard Forest Car Park. From Epping, turn right on Epping Road towards North Weald, then turn right into Woodyard Road and car park.
Grid Ref: TL 473031
tummy.oldest.wins
"We are a charity and a membership organisation with a big mission to inspire people about Epping Forest, and to conserve and protect its irreplaceable...Read More
About
A free guided walk by Epping Forest Heritage Trust
The North Fronteir
Sunday 20th August- starting at the Woodyard Car park 10.30am - finishes 1.30pm
This walk isn’t really suitable for children.
Although free, booking is essential - book here
A walk combining open fields and the cool of the woodland. Led by Mike Rumble, a walk combing open fields and cool of the woodland between Epping and Thornwood.
Meet: Woodyard Forest Car Park. From Epping, turn right on Epping Road towards North Weald, then turn right into Woodyard Road and car park.
Grid Ref: TL 473031
tummy.oldest.wins
"We are a charity and a membership organisation with a big mission to inspire people about Epping Forest, and to conserve and protect its irreplaceable biodiversity, culture and heritage now and for generations to come. We operate across the whole of Epping Forest, covering 6,000 acres stretching from Manor Park in East London to Epping in Essex.
Epping Forest is for everyone to love. Our work is to stand up for this wonderful ancient Forest and inspire everyone to do the same. We have regular guided walk programmes to help you get to know Epping Forest, and we operate the Epping Forest Visitor Centre at High Beach on behalf of City of London Corporation (the Conservators). We also help to increase the biodiversity of the Forest through hands-on conservation work, campaigns to raise awareness of the Forest and advocate at planning enquiries to ensure it does not suffer direct damage from more development, traffic or pollution".
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