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Dale Hey Wood

Wood, Forest in Lancashire Ribble Valley

England

Dale Hey Wood

On the Ribble Way descending east from Red Bank near Ribchester
On the Ribble Way descending east from Red Bank near Ribchester Credit: Colin Park

Dale Hey Wood, located in Lancashire, England, is a picturesque forest area that captivates visitors with its natural beauty and serene ambiance. Covering a vast expanse, this woodland is nestled within the tranquil surroundings of the Ribble Valley, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Dale Hey Wood is known for its dense foliage, consisting primarily of deciduous trees such as oak, birch, and beech. The lush greenery provides a delightful canopy, creating a cool and refreshing atmosphere even on hot summer days. The forest floor is adorned with a carpet of wildflowers, enhancing the enchanting charm of the woodland.

Walking through Dale Hey Wood, visitors can explore a network of well-maintained trails that wind their way through the forest. These paths offer a chance to immerse oneself in nature and discover the diverse wildlife that calls this area home. Birdwatchers will delight in the opportunity to spot various avian species, including woodpeckers, owls, and jays.

The tranquility of Dale Hey Wood makes it an ideal location for outdoor activities such as hiking, jogging, and picnicking. Nature enthusiasts can indulge in the serene surroundings, taking in the sights and sounds of the forest, or simply find a quiet spot to relax and enjoy a picnic with loved ones.

Overall, Dale Hey Wood in Lancashire is a natural haven where visitors can escape the daily grind and connect with the beauty of the natural world.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.822103/-2.5466563 or Grid Reference SD6436. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

On the Ribble Way descending east from Red Bank near Ribchester
On the Ribble Way descending east from Red Bank near Ribchester
Ribchester - St Wilfrid's Church
Ribchester - St Wilfrid's Church
Ribchester - Roman Bath House
Ribchester - Roman Bath House
White Bull Hotel With its porch supported by its Roman Tuscan columns reportedly
White Bull Hotel
With its porch supported by its Roman Tuscan columns reportedly
New Hotel, Blackburn Road Appears to have been the former barn to Stone House, converted to a hotel and now residential
New Hotel, Blackburn Road
Appears to have been the former barn to Stone House, converted to a hotel and now residential
St Wilfrid's Church The west tower
St Wilfrid's Church
The west tower
Entering Ribchester Stone Bridge carries the road over three brooks - Stydd, Duddel and Boyce's - which confluence metres to the north, and the combined stream then empties into the River Ribble a few metres to the south.
Entering Ribchester
Stone Bridge carries the road over three brooks - Stydd, Duddel and Boyce's - which confluence metres to the north, and the combined stream then empties into the River Ribble a few metres to the south.
The Granaries, Ribchester Roman remains behind St. Wilfrid's church. The granary here (or horreum in Latin) were over 100 feet long and stored grain for use by the Roman Garrison.
The Granaries, Ribchester
Roman remains behind St. Wilfrid's church. The granary here (or horreum in Latin) were over 100 feet long and stored grain for use by the Roman Garrison.
St. Wilfrid's church The projection with the arched window is the Dutton Choir. Originally one of the Lady Chapels, it was erected in the 14th century and contains a medieval wall painting depicting St. Christopher carrying Christ.
St. Wilfrid's church
The projection with the arched window is the Dutton Choir. Originally one of the Lady Chapels, it was erected in the 14th century and contains a medieval wall painting depicting St. Christopher carrying Christ.
Bee on a cranesbill In St. Wilfrid's churchyard.
Bee on a cranesbill
In St. Wilfrid's churchyard.
Pulpit in St. Wilfrid's church Built in 1636 the pulpit bears the initials of the then Rector, Christopher Hindle. The lectern was dedicated in 1993.
Pulpit in St. Wilfrid's church
Built in 1636 the pulpit bears the initials of the then Rector, Christopher Hindle. The lectern was dedicated in 1993.
Road by the river On the bank of the Ribble.
Road by the river
On the bank of the Ribble.
Well trodden stone steps Outside 62, Church Street in Ribchester. The house was built in 1798 and is Grade II listed.
Well trodden stone steps
Outside 62, Church Street in Ribchester. The house was built in 1798 and is Grade II listed.
White doves The colony nests around the R.C. church of Ss. Peter and Paul in Stydd.
White doves
The colony nests around the R.C. church of Ss. Peter and Paul in Stydd.
The church of St. Saviour Dating from the late 12th century, the church is Grade I listed.
The church of St. Saviour
Dating from the late 12th century, the church is Grade I listed.
Footbridge in the fields The bridge crosses Stydd Brook.
Footbridge in the fields
The bridge crosses Stydd Brook.
Footpath in Ribchester The stone wall on the left encloses St. Wilfrid's churchyard.
Footpath in Ribchester
The stone wall on the left encloses St. Wilfrid's churchyard.
Gate to St. Wilfrid's churchyard
Gate to St. Wilfrid's churchyard
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Dale Hey Wood is located at Grid Ref: SD6436 (Lat: 53.822103, Lng: -2.5466563)

Administrative County: Lancashire

District: Ribble Valley

Police Authority: Lancashire

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