Lawn Wood

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire

England

Lawn Wood

The coach park at Hartshead Services M62
The coach park at Hartshead Services M62 Credit: Ian S

Lawn Wood is a picturesque forest located in the beautiful county of Yorkshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 100 acres, this woodland is known for its lush greenery, diverse wildlife, and tranquil atmosphere.

The forest is predominantly made up of deciduous trees, including oak, beech, and ash, which create a stunning canopy of foliage during the spring and summer months. Walking along the well-maintained trails, visitors can enjoy the peacefulness of the surroundings and the enchanting sound of birdsong.

Lawn Wood is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, as it provides a habitat for a wide range of animals and birds. Nature lovers may be lucky enough to spot deer, foxes, badgers, and a variety of bird species, including woodpeckers and owls.

In addition to its natural beauty, Lawn Wood also offers recreational activities for visitors. There are designated picnic areas where families and friends can gather for a leisurely lunch amidst the tranquil setting. The forest also features a children's playground, allowing younger visitors to burn off energy while enjoying the great outdoors.

Lawn Wood is easily accessible, with ample parking facilities and well-marked trails for walking and cycling. The forest is open to the public year-round, providing a peaceful retreat for locals and tourists alike.

Overall, Lawn Wood in Yorkshire is a true gem, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether one seeks a relaxing stroll, a wildlife encounter, or a family outing, this enchanting forest provides a memorable experience for all who visit.

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Lawn Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.699821/-1.738444 or Grid Reference SE1722. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The coach park at Hartshead Services M62
The coach park at Hartshead Services M62
The backway into Hartshead Moor Services, M62
The backway into Hartshead Moor Services, M62
Hartshead Moor Services, M62
Hartshead Moor Services, M62
Dumb Steeple near Cooper Bridge
Dumb Steeple near Cooper Bridge
Junction 25, M62 eastbound
Junction 25, M62 eastbound
The M62 eastbound at junction 25 on ramp
The M62 eastbound at junction 25 on ramp
Railway boundary stone at the Anchor Pit canal lock, Bradley One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal.
Railway boundary stone at the Anchor Pit canal lock, Bradley
One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal.
Railway boundary stone at the Anchor Pit canal lock, Bradley One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal. This view shows the towpath alongside the lock. For close view see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2413293">SE1521 : Railway boundary stone at the Anchor Pit canal lock, Bradley</a>.
Railway boundary stone at the Anchor Pit canal lock, Bradley
One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal. This view shows the towpath alongside the lock. For close view see SE1521 : Railway boundary stone at the Anchor Pit canal lock, Bradley.
Canal milestone and railway boundary stone, Bradley The boundary stone is one of a series of at least four erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland. The milestone indicates 14 miles from Fall Ing (Wakefield).
Canal milestone and railway boundary stone, Bradley
The boundary stone is one of a series of at least four erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland. The milestone indicates 14 miles from Fall Ing (Wakefield).
Canal milestone and railway boundary stone, Bradley The boundary stone is one of a series of at least four erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland. The milestone indicates 14 miles from Fall Ing (Wakefield).  The bridge in the distance carries the M62 over the valley.
Canal milestone and railway boundary stone, Bradley
The boundary stone is one of a series of at least four erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland. The milestone indicates 14 miles from Fall Ing (Wakefield). The bridge in the distance carries the M62 over the valley.
Railway boundary stone, Bradley One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland.
Railway boundary stone, Bradley
One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland.
Railway boundary stone, Bradley One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland.
Railway boundary stone, Bradley
One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland.
Railway boundary stone, Bradley One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland.
Railway boundary stone, Bradley
One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland.
Railway boundary stone on the canal towpath, Bradley -  One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland.
Railway boundary stone on the canal towpath, Bradley -
One of a series of at least four stones erected by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, who presumably owned the land between the railway and the canal, now woodland.
Brearley Bridge This crosses the canal, giving access to an island between the canal (the Kirklees Cut of the Calder and Hebble Navigation) and the River Calder.
Brearley Bridge
This crosses the canal, giving access to an island between the canal (the Kirklees Cut of the Calder and Hebble Navigation) and the River Calder.
Railway bridges over the River Calder, Bradley The stone bridge is no doubt the original bridge of c.1840.
Railway bridges over the River Calder, Bradley
The stone bridge is no doubt the original bridge of c.1840.
Bradley Hall railway crossing Preserved diesel locomotive 47580 "The County of Essex" is pictured passing a derelict farm by the crossing on the Bradley Loop railway line. This loop links the main Huddersfield line with the Calder valley line. The train was on a special Compass rail tour on the 7th May 2011.
Bradley Hall railway crossing
Preserved diesel locomotive 47580 "The County of Essex" is pictured passing a derelict farm by the crossing on the Bradley Loop railway line. This loop links the main Huddersfield line with the Calder valley line. The train was on a special Compass rail tour on the 7th May 2011.
The A644, Wakefield Road, towards the M62
The A644, Wakefield Road, towards the M62
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Lawn Wood is located at Grid Ref: SE1722 (Lat: 53.699821, Lng: -1.738444)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Kirklees

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 53.699821,-1.738444
Motorway Junction
Clifton Interchange
Ref: 25
Lat/Long: 53.699933/-1.7450469
Bus Stop
Blake Law Lane
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Blake Law Lane Kirklees Home Farm
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Naptan Indicator: Stop 45050335
Naptan PlusbusZoneRef: LEEDS
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Generator Source: wind
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Power: pole
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Power: pole
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Power: pole
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Kirklees Priory
Place: farm
Wikidata: Q6415762
Wikipedia: en:Kirklees Priory
Lat/Long: 53.6954432/-1.737075
Waterway: weir
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Waterway: weir
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