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Brandrick's Green

Wood, Forest in Gloucestershire Forest of Dean

England

Brandrick's Green

Cycle trail on former railway trackbed
Cycle trail on former railway trackbed Credit: David Martin

Brandrick's Green is a small hamlet located in the county of Gloucestershire, England. Nestled within the picturesque surroundings of the Forest of Dean, this charming woodland area offers a serene and tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers. The hamlet is situated within close proximity to the bustling market town of Coleford, providing convenient access to amenities and services.

The main feature of Brandrick's Green is its lush greenery, encompassing a variety of trees such as oak, beech, and birch. The woodlands offer an ideal habitat for a diverse range of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and various species of birds. This attracts birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts from far and wide.

The area is crisscrossed by an intricate network of walking trails, allowing visitors to explore the natural beauty of the Forest of Dean. These trails provide an opportunity to immerse oneself in the peaceful atmosphere, taking in the sights and sounds of the woodlands. Additionally, the hamlet is bordered by several enchanting streams and brooks, adding to the charm of the surroundings.

Brandrick's Green also holds historical significance, with remnants of the area's mining past still visible. The Forest of Dean was once a hub for coal and iron ore mining, and the hamlet serves as a reminder of this industrial heritage.

Overall, Brandrick's Green offers a serene and idyllic escape for those seeking to connect with nature. Its lush woodlands, diverse wildlife, and historical significance make it a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.783537/-2.5308375 or Grid Reference SO6309. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cycle trail on former railway trackbed
Cycle trail on former railway trackbed
Former railway bridge Carrying the railway trackbed above a Forest track.
Former railway bridge
Carrying the railway trackbed above a Forest track.
Former railway bridge sign
Former railway bridge sign
Cycle trail on former railway trackbed
Cycle trail on former railway trackbed
“Spruce Ride” sign Where Spruce Ride crosses the former railway trackbed.
“Spruce Ride” sign
Where Spruce Ride crosses the former railway trackbed.
Former railway cycle trail waymarker post This design, showing railway track changing to cycle tyre track, marks cycle trails on former railway trackbed in this area of the Forest Of Dean.
Former railway cycle trail waymarker post
This design, showing railway track changing to cycle tyre track, marks cycle trails on former railway trackbed in this area of the Forest Of Dean.
Spruce Drive
Spruce Drive
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line which is seen here. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes and is rather steeply down.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean
The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line which is seen here. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes and is rather steeply down.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line which is seen here from its bridge over a track. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes and is rather steeply down.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean
The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line which is seen here from its bridge over a track. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes and is rather steeply down.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then this, the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean
The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then this, the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then this, the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean
The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then this, the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then this, the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean
The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then this, the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes.
Spruce Ride, Forest of Dean Looking from its intersection with the Family Cycle Trail.
Spruce Ride, Forest of Dean
Looking from its intersection with the Family Cycle Trail.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then this, the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes.
Family Cycle Trail, Forest of Dean
The Cycle Trail follows the main line of Severn and Wye Railway to the site of Drybrook Road Junction and then this, the northern part of the Mineral Loop Line. The final part of the cycle loop leaves old railway routes.
Large log
Large log
Forestry road, Forest of Dean
Forestry road, Forest of Dean
Young trees, Staple Edge Wood Near the summit of Staple Edge with a big view.
Young trees, Staple Edge Wood
Near the summit of Staple Edge with a big view.
Staple Edge An inhabited summit in the Forest of Dean.
Staple Edge
An inhabited summit in the Forest of Dean.
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Brandrick's Green is located at Grid Ref: SO6309 (Lat: 51.783537, Lng: -2.5308375)

Administrative County: Gloucestershire

District: Forest of Dean

Police Authority: Gloucestershire

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