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Highwall Spinney

Wood, Forest in Warwickshire Stratford-on-Avon

England

Highwall Spinney

Highwall Spinney from Milne Hill The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire.
Highwall Spinney from Milne Hill Credit: Michael Dibb

Highwall Spinney is a picturesque woodland located in Warwickshire, England. This enchanting forest covers an area of approximately 10 acres and is known for its dense canopy of tall trees and lush undergrowth. Situated on the outskirts of the village of Highwall, it is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and birdwatchers.

The woodland is primarily composed of mature oak, ash, and beech trees, which provide a rich habitat for a variety of wildlife species. The forest floor is covered in a thick carpet of moss, ferns, and wildflowers, creating a vibrant and diverse ecosystem. Visitors can expect to encounter a wide range of flora and fauna, including deer, foxes, badgers, and a plethora of bird species.

Highwall Spinney is crisscrossed by a network of well-maintained footpaths, allowing visitors to explore the woods at their own pace. There are several designated picnic areas and benches scattered throughout the forest, providing opportunities for visitors to relax and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. The woodland is particularly stunning in the spring when the forest floor is carpeted with bluebells and the trees burst into a vibrant display of fresh green leaves.

Managed by the local council, Highwall Spinney offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether it is a leisurely stroll, a family picnic, or a birdwatching adventure, this charming woodland provides a serene and rejuvenating experience for all who visit.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.048556/-1.570823 or Grid Reference SP2938. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Highwall Spinney from Milne Hill The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire.
Highwall Spinney from Milne Hill
The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire.
Highwall Spinney from Icomb Hill On this exceptionally clear day, the spinney, some 11½ miles distant, is clearly seen. The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and north Gloucestershire.
Highwall Spinney from Icomb Hill
On this exceptionally clear day, the spinney, some 11½ miles distant, is clearly seen. The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and north Gloucestershire.
Highwall Spinney from near St Dennis The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire.
Highwall Spinney from near St Dennis
The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire.
Church in Sutton-under-Brailes
Church in Sutton-under-Brailes
Highwall Spinney from near Hill Barn The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire. The tower of the church of St George in Lower Brailes is prominent. Seen from the bridleway near Hill Barn.
Highwall Spinney from near Hill Barn
The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire. The tower of the church of St George in Lower Brailes is prominent. Seen from the bridleway near Hill Barn.
Highwall Spinney from near Upper Chelmscote Highwall Spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is a prominent landmark.
Highwall Spinney from near Upper Chelmscote
Highwall Spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is a prominent landmark.
Highwall Spinney from near Fodge Farm The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire. Fodge Farm is between Hook Norton and Sibford Ferris.
Highwall Spinney from near Fodge Farm
The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire. Fodge Farm is between Hook Norton and Sibford Ferris.
Highwall Spinney from near Ettington The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire. The spinney is some 7 miles distant from the camera.
Highwall Spinney from near Ettington
The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire. The spinney is some 7 miles distant from the camera.
Highwall Spinney from near Oxhill Some 4 miles away, the spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire. Kirby Farm is seen on the left edge of the image.
Highwall Spinney from near Oxhill
Some 4 miles away, the spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire. Kirby Farm is seen on the left edge of the image.
Highwall Spinney from near Great Wolford The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire.
Highwall Spinney from near Great Wolford
The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and North Gloucestershire.
Highwall Spinney from Gallow Hill The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and north Gloucestershire.
Highwall Spinney from Gallow Hill
The spinney crowns Brailes Hill and is the second highest point in Warwickshire. The spinney is highly visible from much of south Warwickshire and from many areas of north Oxfordshire and north Gloucestershire.
View south towards Sutton-under-Brailes View into and over Square SP 2937
View south towards Sutton-under-Brailes
View into and over Square SP 2937
Highwall Spinney Highwall Spinney, beech trees on the summit of Brailes Hill.
Highwall Spinney
Highwall Spinney, beech trees on the summit of Brailes Hill.
Beech trees on Brailes Hill Beech trees in Highwall Spinney on summit of Brailes Hill.
Beech trees on Brailes Hill
Beech trees in Highwall Spinney on summit of Brailes Hill.
Farm road on Brailes Hill Farm road passing through beech trees in Highwall Spinney on the summit of Brailes Hill.
Farm road on Brailes Hill
Farm road passing through beech trees in Highwall Spinney on the summit of Brailes Hill.
Trig point on Brailes Hill Trig point within Highwall Spinney on Brailes Hill.
Trig point on Brailes Hill
Trig point within Highwall Spinney on Brailes Hill.
View to Shipston-on-Stour View to Shipston-on-Stour from Brailes Hill.
View to Shipston-on-Stour
View to Shipston-on-Stour from Brailes Hill.
Bridleway on Brailes Hill Bridleway on the northern slopes of Brailes Hill.
Bridleway on Brailes Hill
Bridleway on the northern slopes of Brailes Hill.
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Highwall Spinney is located at Grid Ref: SP2938 (Lat: 52.048556, Lng: -1.570823)

Administrative County: Warwickshire

District: Stratford-on-Avon

Police Authority: Warwickshire

What 3 Words

///masses.outbound.salon. Near Lower Brailes, Warwickshire

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