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Baggeridge Wood

Wood, Forest in Staffordshire South Staffordshire

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Baggeridge Wood

Wombourne Institute The 1863 Institute in Church Road stands next to St Benedict Church overlooking the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne Institute Credit: Gordon Griffiths

Baggeridge Wood is a picturesque woodland located in the county of Staffordshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 150 acres, it is a popular destination for nature lovers, walkers, and outdoor enthusiasts. The wood is situated near the village of Sedgley, just a few miles from the town of Dudley.

The woodland boasts a rich and diverse ecosystem, home to a wide variety of plant and animal species. Ancient oak and beech trees dominate the landscape, providing a captivating and tranquil atmosphere. The forest floor is adorned with a carpet of bluebells during spring, offering a breathtaking sight to visitors.

Baggeridge Wood is crisscrossed with well-maintained footpaths and trails, making it an ideal location for leisurely strolls and adventurous hikes. The wood also features a network of mountain biking trails, catering to adrenaline seekers and cyclists of all abilities.

For families, the wood provides an excellent setting for picnics and outdoor activities. The designated picnic areas are equipped with benches and offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Children can enjoy the adventure playground, while older visitors can explore the nature reserve and its diverse wildlife.

In addition to its natural beauty, Baggeridge Wood also offers various facilities to enhance visitors' experiences. These include a visitor center, a café, and ample parking space. The visitor center provides information about the wood's history, wildlife, and activities, ensuring that visitors can make the most of their visit to this enchanting woodland in Staffordshire.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.530965/-2.1574214 or Grid Reference SO8992. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Wombourne Institute The 1863 Institute in Church Road stands next to St Benedict Church overlooking the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne Institute
The 1863 Institute in Church Road stands next to St Benedict Church overlooking the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne Church The St Benedict Biscop Church stands in Church Road overlooking the Village Green.
Wombourne Church
The St Benedict Biscop Church stands in Church Road overlooking the Village Green.
Green on the Green Wombourne Bowls Club stands on the Staffordshire Village Green, with St Benedict's Church in the background.
Green on the Green
Wombourne Bowls Club stands on the Staffordshire Village Green, with St Benedict's Church in the background.
Wombourne Path The view up Maypole Street alongside the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne Path
The view up Maypole Street alongside the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne View The view of Gravel Hill from the corner of the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne View
The view of Gravel Hill from the corner of the Staffordshire Village Green.
The spire of St Benedict Biscop Church at Wombourne, Staffordshire In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
The spire of St Benedict Biscop Church at Wombourne, Staffordshire
In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
The spire of St Benedict Biscop Church at Wombourne, Staffordshire In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
The spire of St Benedict Biscop Church at Wombourne, Staffordshire
In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
St Benedict Biscop Church in Wombourne, Staffordshire In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
St Benedict Biscop Church in Wombourne, Staffordshire
In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
St Benedict Biscop Church in Wombourne, Staffordshire In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire. <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://www.stbenedictbiscop.org.uk/" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://www.stbenedictbiscop.org.uk/">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>
St Benedict Biscop Church in Wombourne, Staffordshire
In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire. LinkExternal link
St Benedict's Church clock in Wombourne, Staffordshire The tower was originally built in the 14th century and has structural strengthening ironware showing here, as well as a gargoyle. In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the 14th century tower and spire.
St Benedict's Church clock in Wombourne, Staffordshire
The tower was originally built in the 14th century and has structural strengthening ironware showing here, as well as a gargoyle. In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the 14th century tower and spire.
War memorial in St Benedict's churchyard in Wombourne, Staffordshire The inscription reads: TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF WOMBOURN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1919 1939-1945
War memorial in St Benedict's churchyard in Wombourne, Staffordshire
The inscription reads: TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF WOMBOURN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1919 1939-1945
Looking Up Battlefield Hill To The Red Lion. Wombourne.
Looking Up Battlefield Hill To The Red Lion. Wombourne.
Gated field adjacent the A449
Gated field adjacent the A449
The Dudley Arms, Himley
The Dudley Arms, Himley
Southwards over Wombourne from Bullmeadow Coppice Over the roofs of the village from the hill on the north side.
Southwards over Wombourne from Bullmeadow Coppice
Over the roofs of the village from the hill on the north side.
The junction of Wood Road and Billy Buns Lane, Wombourne
The junction of Wood Road and Billy Buns Lane, Wombourne
Junction of Billy Buns and Withymere Lanes, Wombourne The wooded southern end of Orton Hill overlooks Wombourne.
Junction of Billy Buns and Withymere Lanes, Wombourne
The wooded southern end of Orton Hill overlooks Wombourne.
Wombourne roundabout on the A463
Wombourne roundabout on the A463
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Baggeridge Wood is located at Grid Ref: SO8992 (Lat: 52.530965, Lng: -2.1574214)

Administrative County: Staffordshire

District: South Staffordshire

Police Authority: Staffordshire

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