Snactry Wood

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire

England

Snactry Wood

Wheldrake Wood Looking East along main track to car park.
Wheldrake Wood Credit: Paul Allison

Snactry Wood is a picturesque forest located in Yorkshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 100 acres, this woodland is known for its diverse ecosystem and natural beauty. The wood is home to a variety of tree species, including oak, beech, and birch, creating a lush and vibrant environment.

Visitors to Snactry Wood can enjoy a peaceful and tranquil setting, perfect for walking, hiking, and birdwatching. The forest is also a popular spot for nature enthusiasts, as it is home to a wide range of wildlife, including deer, squirrels, and a variety of bird species.

The wood is well-maintained and offers a network of trails and paths for visitors to explore. There are also picnic areas and benches scattered throughout the forest, providing opportunities for visitors to relax and take in the natural surroundings.

Overall, Snactry Wood is a hidden gem in Yorkshire, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you are looking for a peaceful stroll through the trees or a chance to observe wildlife in its natural habitat, this forest has something to offer for everyone.

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Snactry Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.917812/-1.0021642 or Grid Reference SE6547. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Wheldrake Wood Looking East along main track to car park.
Wheldrake Wood
Looking East along main track to car park.
Wheldrake Wood Looking West at some of the buildings around the intersection of tracks in this pine wood plantation.
Wheldrake Wood
Looking West at some of the buildings around the intersection of tracks in this pine wood plantation.
Wheldrake Wood Looking West along the Southern edge of the wood,
Wheldrake Wood
Looking West along the Southern edge of the wood,
Racing at Elvington Airfield Elvington Airfield is so long it crosses three OS grids. This is the grid covering the far west end of the airfield where the Auto 66 Racing Club race throughout the year.
Racing at Elvington Airfield
Elvington Airfield is so long it crosses three OS grids. This is the grid covering the far west end of the airfield where the Auto 66 Racing Club race throughout the year.
Dike A dike crossing Long Lane, near to Primrose Hill Farm.
Dike
A dike crossing Long Lane, near to Primrose Hill Farm.
Haybales Close to Langwith Lodge, haybales stand in a field of White House Farm.
Haybales
Close to Langwith Lodge, haybales stand in a field of White House Farm.
Farmland towards Elvington One of the masts on Elvington airfield in this picture taken from Gipsy corner.
Farmland towards Elvington
One of the masts on Elvington airfield in this picture taken from Gipsy corner.
Fir Tree Farm Looking towards Heslington Tillmire.
Fir Tree Farm
Looking towards Heslington Tillmire.
Dyke near Pool Bridge Farm Looking NNE from position
Dyke near Pool Bridge Farm
Looking NNE from position
Towards Gothic House Farm Looking SW from position
Towards Gothic House Farm
Looking SW from position
Entrance to Wheldrake Wood Looking E from position
Entrance to Wheldrake Wood
Looking E from position
Farmland from the edge of Wheldrake Wood Looking S from position
Farmland from the edge of Wheldrake Wood
Looking S from position
Track in Wheldrake Wood Looking WSW from position
Track in Wheldrake Wood
Looking WSW from position
Gorse A gorse bush in full bloom between Heslington Common (right) and Tillmire (left). This track is a bridleway.
Gorse
A gorse bush in full bloom between Heslington Common (right) and Tillmire (left). This track is a bridleway.
Dyke near Pool Bridge Farm Compares nicely with the other image taken about 2 yards back but in winter.
Dyke near Pool Bridge Farm
Compares nicely with the other image taken about 2 yards back but in winter.
Kirk's Rein This is the southern side of Kirk's Rein.
Kirk's Rein
This is the southern side of Kirk's Rein.
Blackwood Farm with Snactry Wood behind Blackwood Farm with Snactry Wood behind, taken from the Northwestern edge of Wheldrake Wood.
Blackwood Farm with Snactry Wood behind
Blackwood Farm with Snactry Wood behind, taken from the Northwestern edge of Wheldrake Wood.
Part of Glebe Plantation in Wheldrake Wood Wheldrake Wood is managed by the Forestry Commission.  This is one corner of Glebe lantation in Wheldrake Wood.  The scrubby grass in the foreground is a clearing following felling, which has not been re-mapped so far.  There is no sign of re-planting as yet.
Part of Glebe Plantation in Wheldrake Wood
Wheldrake Wood is managed by the Forestry Commission. This is one corner of Glebe lantation in Wheldrake Wood. The scrubby grass in the foreground is a clearing following felling, which has not been re-mapped so far. There is no sign of re-planting as yet.
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Snactry Wood is located at Grid Ref: SE6547 (Lat: 53.917812, Lng: -1.0021642)

Division: East Riding

Unitary Authority: York

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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