Dell Wood

Wood, Forest in Hertfordshire Three Rivers

England

Dell Wood

Railway station at Chorleywood This station entrance needs to be given an uplift
Railway station at Chorleywood Credit: Jack Hill

Dell Wood is a picturesque forest located in Hertfordshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 100 acres, it is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The wood is situated near the village of Hertford Heath, offering a tranquil escape from the bustling city life.

Dell Wood is characterized by its diverse range of tree species, including oak, beech, birch, and pine. These trees create a dense canopy, providing shade and shelter for a variety of wildlife. Visitors can expect to spot numerous bird species, such as woodpeckers, owls, and songbirds, as well as small mammals like squirrels and foxes.

The forest boasts a network of well-maintained walking trails, allowing visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace. These trails wind through the wood, leading to scenic viewpoints and hidden clearings. Along the way, visitors may encounter vibrant wildflowers, ferns, and mosses, adding to the charm of the woodland experience.

Dell Wood is not only a haven for nature enthusiasts but also offers recreational activities for all ages. Families can enjoy picnics in the designated areas, while children can explore the forest's natural playgrounds. The wood also provides an ideal setting for photography, painting, and other artistic pursuits.

Overall, Dell Wood in Hertfordshire is a captivating forest that offers a peaceful retreat and an opportunity to connect with nature. Its natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and well-maintained trails make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a serene and immersive woodland experience.

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Dell Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.662138/-0.50382093 or Grid Reference TQ0396. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Railway station at Chorleywood This station entrance needs to be given an uplift
Railway station at Chorleywood
This station entrance needs to be given an uplift
The Old Shepherd Pub Chorleywood This is adjoining the railway but has a small green 
outside
The Old Shepherd Pub Chorleywood
This is adjoining the railway but has a small green outside
The Stag at Swillets Chorleywood. The road to the left at the T-junction becomes very narrow almost one track but is a link with the M25.
The Stag at Swillets Chorleywood.
The road to the left at the T-junction becomes very narrow almost one track but is a link with the M25.
Red Lion at Chenies. This section of road needs to be widened to allow 
safer passage of vehicles.A metre would be enough.
Red Lion at Chenies.
This section of road needs to be widened to allow safer passage of vehicles.A metre would be enough.
M25 Motorway from the Solesbridge Lane overbridge Viewed looking north at the stretch where a fourth lane has recently been constructed on an uphill section.
M25 Motorway from the Solesbridge Lane overbridge
Viewed looking north at the stretch where a fourth lane has recently been constructed on an uphill section.
Mount Wood, Chenies View looking southwards along the footpath in Mount Wood running parallel to the River Chess.
Mount Wood, Chenies
View looking southwards along the footpath in Mount Wood running parallel to the River Chess.
A Pastoral Scene Looking south east towards North Hill, Chorleywood, this idyllic picture of rural tranquillity was marred by the constant roar of the traffic on the M25 motorway, about a kilometre away to the south east.
A Pastoral Scene
Looking south east towards North Hill, Chorleywood, this idyllic picture of rural tranquillity was marred by the constant roar of the traffic on the M25 motorway, about a kilometre away to the south east.
Strip lynchets, River Chess valley From the Chess Valley Walk Guide: "The terraced field rising up the valley side is thought to date from the 9th century.The characteristic steps, or ‘strip lynchets’, formed by the action of ploughing along the slope, may have been the site of mediaeval vineyards."
Strip lynchets, River Chess valley
From the Chess Valley Walk Guide: "The terraced field rising up the valley side is thought to date from the 9th century.The characteristic steps, or ‘strip lynchets’, formed by the action of ploughing along the slope, may have been the site of mediaeval vineyards."
River Chess, near Sarratt Bottom Viewed looking upstream and northwards, the river here appears to be in an artificial cut, as it does not flow in the lowest part of the valley, which is to the left of the photo.
River Chess, near Sarratt Bottom
Viewed looking upstream and northwards, the river here appears to be in an artificial cut, as it does not flow in the lowest part of the valley, which is to the left of the photo.
River Chess, near Sarrattmill Bridge Viewed looking upstream and northwards from opposite the Water Works.
River Chess, near Sarrattmill Bridge
Viewed looking upstream and northwards from opposite the Water Works.
Sarratt: Scrubbs Farm, Micklefield Green Barns of indeterminate age, almost entirely surrounded by arable farmland. Curiously this group of buildings is called "New Model Farm" on my 1979 version of the OS 1:25,000 scale map.
Sarratt: Scrubbs Farm, Micklefield Green
Barns of indeterminate age, almost entirely surrounded by arable farmland. Curiously this group of buildings is called "New Model Farm" on my 1979 version of the OS 1:25,000 scale map.
Sarratt: Almshouses, Church End Opposite the church in Church Lane, Sarratt, and built in 1821 by a local benefactor.
Sarratt: Almshouses, Church End
Opposite the church in Church Lane, Sarratt, and built in 1821 by a local benefactor.
Mobile telephone mast and farm track bridge over the M25 Viewed looking northwards over the motorway, near Micklefield Green, Sarratt.
Mobile telephone mast and farm track bridge over the M25
Viewed looking northwards over the motorway, near Micklefield Green, Sarratt.
Chorleywood Common Viewed looking south eastwards along one of the wide rides through the wood.
Chorleywood Common
Viewed looking south eastwards along one of the wide rides through the wood.
M25 Motorway viaduct & Metropolitan Line railway & Berry Lane Three for the price of one here. The underside of the M25 Motorway viaduct between Junctions 17 and 18, viewed looking southwards, and at the far end of the viaduct a southbound Metropolitan Line train on the track between Chorleywood and Rickmansworth stations. Berry Lane road runs east-west under the viaduct between the earth banks in the middle.
M25 Motorway viaduct & Metropolitan Line railway & Berry Lane
Three for the price of one here. The underside of the M25 Motorway viaduct between Junctions 17 and 18, viewed looking southwards, and at the far end of the viaduct a southbound Metropolitan Line train on the track between Chorleywood and Rickmansworth stations. Berry Lane road runs east-west under the viaduct between the earth banks in the middle.
Metropolitan Line railway near Chorleywood Viewed looking north westwards from the Chorleywood Bottom overbridge towards Chorleywood station. The track bed is wide enough here to support a third line, which was once occupied by the avoiding lines used by non-stop trains.
Metropolitan Line railway near Chorleywood
Viewed looking north westwards from the Chorleywood Bottom overbridge towards Chorleywood station. The track bed is wide enough here to support a third line, which was once occupied by the avoiding lines used by non-stop trains.
Rickmansworth: The Clump Taken in a hailstorm, and looking up The Clump across Valley Road, this is one of the area's most sought after roads for residential properties. Some refer to this area as being in Chorleywood, others in Rickmansworth, the latter being the official Royal Mail address.
Rickmansworth: The Clump
Taken in a hailstorm, and looking up The Clump across Valley Road, this is one of the area's most sought after roads for residential properties. Some refer to this area as being in Chorleywood, others in Rickmansworth, the latter being the official Royal Mail address.
Chorleywood: Common Road The terrace of houses on the west side of Common Road, Chorleywood Common, viewed looking northwards. The end building in the terrace with the double gable ends in the roof, behind the grey car, is the Rose and Crown Public House.
Chorleywood: Common Road
The terrace of houses on the west side of Common Road, Chorleywood Common, viewed looking northwards. The end building in the terrace with the double gable ends in the roof, behind the grey car, is the Rose and Crown Public House.
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Dell Wood is located at Grid Ref: TQ0396 (Lat: 51.662138, Lng: -0.50382093)

Administrative County: Hertfordshire

District: Three Rivers

Police Authority: Hertfordshire

What 3 Words

///clown.common.expert. Near Chorleywood, Hertfordshire

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Located within 500m of 51.662138,-0.50382093
Traffic Signals
Traffic Signals: signal
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Bus Stop
The Gate PH
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The Gate PH
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Waste Basket
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Waste Basket
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Chorleywood Parish Council
Addr City: Rickmansworth
Addr Housename: South Lodge
Addr Postcode: WD3 5SG
Addr Street: Rickmansworth Road
Addr Suburb: Chorleywood
Office: government
Phone: +44 1923 285594
Website: https://www.chorleywood-pc.gov.uk/
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Waste Basket
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Inscription: In Loving Memory of Ian Broadbent 3/2/52 to 4/5/21. Ian Loved Walking in the Chess Valley
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Bench
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Backrest: yes
Inscription: For Barbara Chaney 1909-2000 with love and many happy memories of watching cricket with her here
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Bench
Backrest: yes
Inscription: In loving memory of Jean Walker who loved this place
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Backrest: yes
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Memorial Text: In memory of Joan Eaglen 1923 - 2000
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Welcome to Chorleywood Common
Advertising: board
Lit: no
Operator: Chorleywood Parish Council
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Bench
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Operator: Three Rivers District Council
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Operator: Three Rivers District Council
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Bench
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Inscription: In loving memory of nana and pop Hobbs Relax a whole and enjoy the surroundings as they did
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Operator: Three Rivers District Council
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Waste Basket
Operator: Three Rivers District Council
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Advertising: board
Description: Welcome to Chorleywood Common a 200 acre local nature reserve
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Operator: Chorleywood Parish Council
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Grit Bin
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Operator: Hertfordshire County Council
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Access: no
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Access: no
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Bench
Backrest: yes
Inscription: In memory of Lady Lorna Lewis who gave 50 years dedicated service to Chorleywood
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Inscription: In memory of J H O Craven
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