Throstle Nest Wood

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire Craven

England

Throstle Nest Wood

Keasden Church
Keasden Church Credit: JThomas

Throstle Nest Wood is an enchanting forest located in Yorkshire, England. Covering a vast area of approximately 200 acres, this wood is a haven for nature lovers and provides a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The wood is composed of a variety of tree species, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a diverse and vibrant ecosystem. The dense canopy of the trees provides shelter for numerous bird species, such as thrushes and nightingales, lending the wood its name, Throstle Nest.

Traversing through the wood, visitors will find a network of well-maintained footpaths that wind their way through the towering trees and reveal breathtaking views at every turn. These paths are perfect for leisurely walks or invigorating hikes, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the surroundings.

Throstle Nest Wood is also home to a plethora of wildlife. Squirrels dart through the branches, while rabbits and foxes can be spotted foraging on the forest floor. The wood is also known for its rich insect life, making it a popular spot for butterfly enthusiasts.

For those seeking a tranquil picnic spot, the wood offers several designated areas with picnic tables and benches. These picturesque spots provide the perfect setting to enjoy a packed lunch while surrounded by the sights and sounds of nature.

Overall, Throstle Nest Wood is a captivating destination for nature enthusiasts and offers an idyllic escape for anyone seeking solace in the beauty of Yorkshire's woodlands.

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Throstle Nest Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.081424/-2.4155197 or Grid Reference SD7265. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Keasden Church
Keasden Church
Reebys Lane heading east
Reebys Lane heading east
Minor road towards Clapham
Minor road towards Clapham
St.Matthew's Church Keasden
St.Matthew's Church Keasden
Moorland off Keasden Road North of Bowland Knotts.
Moorland off Keasden Road
North of Bowland Knotts.
Keasden Road north of Clapham Common Lonely moorland road trodden mostly by sheep.
Keasden Road north of Clapham Common
Lonely moorland road trodden mostly by sheep.
Crossroads near Keasden The choice of destinations is Slaidburn, Settle, Bentham or Clapham.
Crossroads near Keasden
The choice of destinations is Slaidburn, Settle, Bentham or Clapham.
St. Matthew's Church, Keasden Church of England parish church.
St. Matthew's Church, Keasden
Church of England parish church.
Keasden Road near Bowland Knotts Lonely moorland road frequented mostly by sheep.
Keasden Road near Bowland Knotts
Lonely moorland road frequented mostly by sheep.
Moorland near Keasden In the distance, the hills are, on the left, Ingleborough and middle right, Penyghent.
Moorland near Keasden
In the distance, the hills are, on the left, Ingleborough and middle right, Penyghent.
St Matthew's Church, Keasden
St Matthew's Church, Keasden
Lawsings Brow Section of the country road between Clapham Station and Eldroth - on the northern side of Bowland
Lawsings Brow
Section of the country road between Clapham Station and Eldroth - on the northern side of Bowland
Access to Lawsings Access track leaving Lawsings Brow
Access to Lawsings
Access track leaving Lawsings Brow
Low Kettlesbeck A wintery scene as witnessed from Cragg Lane
Low Kettlesbeck
A wintery scene as witnessed from Cragg Lane
Cragg Lane
Cragg Lane
High Birks Farm Isolated Farm on the northern edge of Bowland
High Birks Farm
Isolated Farm on the northern edge of Bowland
Middle Birks Farm Fine farmhouse building founded in 1697 - according to a lintel stone above the front door.
Middle Birks Farm
Fine farmhouse building founded in 1697 - according to a lintel stone above the front door.
Low Birks Farm Approaching the farming complex from Middle Birks Farm on a footpath that is not visible on the ground - but indicated on the map and with signs.
Low Birks Farm
Approaching the farming complex from Middle Birks Farm on a footpath that is not visible on the ground - but indicated on the map and with signs.
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Throstle Nest Wood is located at Grid Ref: SD7265 (Lat: 54.081424, Lng: -2.4155197)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Craven

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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