Outram Wood

Wood, Forest in Derbyshire North East Derbyshire

England

Outram Wood

Field by North Carolina Farm A view from Lant Lane with Blakelow Hill in the background.
Field by North Carolina Farm Credit: Bill Boaden

Outram Wood, located in Derbyshire, is a picturesque forest known for its natural beauty and tranquil surroundings. Covering an area of approximately 100 acres, the wood is nestled in the heart of the countryside, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

The wood is predominantly made up of broadleaf trees, including oak, ash, and beech, which provide a dense canopy that offers shade and shelter to a variety of wildlife. Visitors to Outram Wood may have the opportunity to spot native species such as foxes, rabbits, and a variety of birds, including woodpeckers and owls.

There are several well-maintained walking trails that wind their way through the wood, allowing visitors to explore its diverse landscape. These trails vary in difficulty, making them suitable for both casual strollers and more experienced hikers. Along the way, visitors can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and take in the sights and sounds of nature.

Outram Wood also offers a number of picnic areas and benches, providing the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a packed lunch while surrounded by the beauty of the forest. Additionally, the wood is equipped with toilet facilities and a small car park, ensuring visitors have a comfortable and convenient experience.

Overall, Outram Wood is a haven for those seeking a peaceful escape in nature. With its scenic trails, diverse wildlife, and tranquil atmosphere, it is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to reconnect with the natural world.

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Outram Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.167369/-1.5042102 or Grid Reference SK3363. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Field by North Carolina Farm A view from Lant Lane with Blakelow Hill in the background.
Field by North Carolina Farm
A view from Lant Lane with Blakelow Hill in the background.
Lant Lodge Farm Viewed from Lant Lane. There are Belted Galloways in the field, quite a common breed locally..
Lant Lodge Farm
Viewed from Lant Lane. There are Belted Galloways in the field, quite a common breed locally..
Barley field by Lant Lane Part of the plateau of farmland between the Amber and Derwent valleys.
Barley field by Lant Lane
Part of the plateau of farmland between the Amber and Derwent valleys.
Passing place on Lant Lane The passing place is marked by the lines on the road, but the road is in fact not any wider here at all.
Passing place on Lant Lane
The passing place is marked by the lines on the road, but the road is in fact not any wider here at all.
Fields below Amber Hill The Amber valley can be seen to the right. The fields slope down towards the valley. Eddlestow Hall Farm is seen straight ahead.
Fields below Amber Hill
The Amber valley can be seen to the right. The fields slope down towards the valley. Eddlestow Hall Farm is seen straight ahead.
Fields below Amber Hill Looking down the side of the A632 as it descends into the Amber valley. Further away you can see it as it begins to climb again through the village of Kelstedge.
Fields below Amber Hill
Looking down the side of the A632 as it descends into the Amber valley. Further away you can see it as it begins to climb again through the village of Kelstedge.
Top Slack Farm Now the site of a children's nursery.
Top Slack Farm
Now the site of a children's nursery.
Holestone Gate Road A fairly narrow and bumpy road that cuts through from the A632 to the A615 to miss out Matlock, but it is mostly straight.
Holestone Gate Road
A fairly narrow and bumpy road that cuts through from the A632 to the A615 to miss out Matlock, but it is mostly straight.
Ramshackle barn off Holestone Gate Road Not in the best state but still providing useful service as a store of silage bales.
Ramshackle barn off Holestone Gate Road
Not in the best state but still providing useful service as a store of silage bales.
Field boundary below Holestone Gate Road Despite the poor weather, the Derwent valley can be seen in the background with Riber Castle overlooking it.
Field boundary below Holestone Gate Road
Despite the poor weather, the Derwent valley can be seen in the background with Riber Castle overlooking it.
Farm buildings at Old Engine Farm A farm off Holestone Gate Road.
Farm buildings at Old Engine Farm
A farm off Holestone Gate Road.
Farm track and a field of oats Looking from Holestone Gate Road up to the top of the ridge near Cocking Tor.
Farm track and a field of oats
Looking from Holestone Gate Road up to the top of the ridge near Cocking Tor.
Cattle near Holestone Farm Blakelow Hill is only a small hill but still stands quite impressively behind the farm.
Cattle near Holestone Farm
Blakelow Hill is only a small hill but still stands quite impressively behind the farm.
Vernon Lane Bench Mark Found on the path along Vernon Lane
Vernon Lane Bench Mark
Found on the path along Vernon Lane
Ashover, All Saints
Ashover, All Saints
Footpath to Ashover Crossing a high plateau of arable land.
Footpath to Ashover
Crossing a high plateau of arable land.
Village cricket at Ashover You get a good view from a passing footpath.
Village cricket at Ashover
You get a good view from a passing footpath.
The Old Poets Corner, Ashover This pub, which has its own brewery attached, proudly proclaims its award as CAMRA's Derbyshire pub of the year for 2015.
The Old Poets Corner, Ashover
This pub, which has its own brewery attached, proudly proclaims its award as CAMRA's Derbyshire pub of the year for 2015.
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Outram Wood is located at Grid Ref: SK3363 (Lat: 53.167369, Lng: -1.5042102)

Administrative County: Derbyshire

District: North East Derbyshire

Police Authority: Derbyshire

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