Cains Coppice

Wood, Forest in Shropshire

England

Cains Coppice

Pasture north-east of Alveley in Shropshire Looking west-south-west from the bridleway near Lane Green — Pasture north-east of Alveley in Shropshire Credit: Roger D Kidd

Cains Coppice is a picturesque woodland located in the county of Shropshire, England. Situated near the village of Minsterley, this enchanting forest covers an area of approximately 200 acres, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The woodland is characterized by its dense canopies of diverse tree species, including oak, beech, birch, and ash. These towering trees provide a haven for various wildlife, such as birds, squirrels, and deer, making it an ideal spot for birdwatching and animal spotting. The forest floor is covered in a lush carpet of ferns, moss, and wildflowers, adding to the charm and tranquility of the area.

Cains Coppice offers a network of well-maintained walking trails, allowing visitors to explore the woodland at their leisure. These paths wind through the forest, meandering along babbling brooks and passing by idyllic ponds. The peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking natural beauty make it a perfect location for a leisurely stroll, jog, or even a picnic.

The woodland is managed by the local council, ensuring its preservation and maintenance for future generations to enjoy. It is open to the public year-round, with no admission fee. Visitors are encouraged to respect the environment and wildlife, as well as to follow the designated trails to avoid damaging the delicate ecosystem.

Whether you seek solace in nature, want to indulge in outdoor activities, or simply wish to immerse yourself in the beauty of Shropshire's countryside, a visit to Cains Coppice is sure to provide a memorable experience.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.465101/-2.2955754 or Grid Reference SO8085. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Pasture north-east of Alveley in Shropshire Looking west-south-west from the bridleway near Lane Green

Pasture north-east of Alveley in Shropshire

Looking west-south-west from the bridleway near Lane Green

Sheep grazing south of Tuckhill in Shropshire The land around is used for mixed grazing, and cereal crops and oilseed rape.

Sheep grazing south of Tuckhill in Shropshire

The land around is used for mixed grazing, and cereal crops and oilseed rape.

Cereal cropfield near Birdsgreen in Shropshire Some of the fields in the north this square are a little inaccessible.

Cereal cropfield near Birdsgreen in Shropshire

Some of the fields in the north this square are a little inaccessible.

Beauty Bank Farmhouse west of Coxgreen in Staffordshire Just over into Shropshire, this farmhouse has been expertly renovated and extended, including the use of local sandstone materials. Superb!

Beauty Bank Farmhouse west of Coxgreen in Staffordshire

Just over into Shropshire, this farmhouse has been expertly renovated and extended, including the use of local sandstone materials. Superb!

Grazing Land near Lindridge, Shropshire

Grazing Land near Lindridge, Shropshire

Sheep grazing near Hartsgreen in Shropshire Looking north-east from the bridleway by New Barns Farm. Land in the vicinity is shared between grazing and the growing of cereal crops.

Sheep grazing near Hartsgreen in Shropshire

Looking north-east from the bridleway by New Barns Farm. Land in the vicinity is shared between grazing and the growing of cereal crops.

Cereal crop and woodland near Hartsgreen in Shropshire Most land in the vicinity is dedicated to cereal crops or grazing, with small areas of woodland still remaining.

Cereal crop and woodland near Hartsgreen in Shropshire

Most land in the vicinity is dedicated to cereal crops or grazing, with small areas of woodland still remaining.

"Down into the Dingle" - Bowhills, Shropshire The public footpath to Cross Farm enters a long strip of woodland in a steep narrow valley, known as Bowhills Dingle.

"Down into the Dingle" - Bowhills, Shropshire

The public footpath to Cross Farm enters a long strip of woodland in a steep narrow valley, known as Bowhills Dingle.

"And Across the Rickety Bridge" - Bowhills, Shropshire Crossing this deeply cut stream valley can be a problem after heavy rain. The public footpath is well marked, but this part tends to be muddy except during dry spells.

"And Across the Rickety Bridge" - Bowhills, Shropshire

Crossing this deeply cut stream valley can be a problem after heavy rain. The public footpath is well marked, but this part tends to be muddy except during dry spells.

Tractors, New Barns Farm, Hartsgreen, Shropshire

Tractors, New Barns Farm, Hartsgreen, Shropshire

Ewes and Lambs, New Barns Farm, Hartsgreen, Shropshire The land this side of the dingle is dedicated mainly to grazing; the other side to cereal crops.

Ewes and Lambs, New Barns Farm, Hartsgreen, Shropshire

The land this side of the dingle is dedicated mainly to grazing; the other side to cereal crops.

Sheep Grazing, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire

Sheep Grazing, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire

Inquisitive Lambs, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire This bunch came right up to me; the ewes didn&#039;t seem bothered.

Inquisitive Lambs, near Hartsgreen, Shropshire

This bunch came right up to me; the ewes didn't seem bothered.

Bridleway near Filletts, Shropshire

Bridleway near Filletts, Shropshire

Footpath to Bowhills Dingle, Shropshire The public footpath drops sharply into the dingle (slippery in poor weather) about 200 metres further on.

Footpath to Bowhills Dingle, Shropshire

The public footpath drops sharply into the dingle (slippery in poor weather) about 200 metres further on.

He's Burnt the Cakes Again. Fungus Another example of the fungus commonly found on dead trees in the area: King Alfred&#039;s Cakes, or Cramp Balls.

He's Burnt the Cakes Again. Fungus

Another example of the fungus commonly found on dead trees in the area: King Alfred's Cakes, or Cramp Balls.

The Footpath to Bowhills Dingle, Shropshire The track leaves open grass fields and enters the woods at the stile, and after another well defined 200 metres turns right, down into the potentially very slippery stream bed.

The Footpath to Bowhills Dingle, Shropshire

The track leaves open grass fields and enters the woods at the stile, and after another well defined 200 metres turns right, down into the potentially very slippery stream bed.

Across the field to Astley

Across the field to Astley

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Cains Coppice is located at Grid Ref: SO8085 (Lat: 52.465101, Lng: -2.2955754)

Unitary Authority: Shropshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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