Berrybushes Wood

Wood, Forest in Hertfordshire Three Rivers

England

Berrybushes Wood

Canal lock, Kings Langley Lock on Grand Union Canal, at the SE side of Kings Langley looking N from the road bridge at TL076021.
Canal lock, Kings Langley Credit: Rob Hinkley

Berrybushes Wood is a charming woodland located in Hertfordshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 50 acres, this beautiful forest is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The wood is predominantly composed of oak and beech trees, their branches forming a dense canopy that filters sunlight and creates a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. The forest floor is carpeted with a variety of wildflowers, ferns, and mosses, adding to the enchanting ambiance of the woodland.

Berrybushes Wood is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including mammals like deer, foxes, and badgers, as well as numerous species of birds such as woodpeckers, owls, and thrushes. It is also a habitat for various insects and butterflies, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

The wood offers a network of well-maintained footpaths, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty at their own pace. The paths wind through the forest, taking visitors past picturesque streams, small ponds, and ancient trees. There are also several picnic areas and benches where visitors can rest and enjoy the tranquil surroundings.

Due to its proximity to residential areas, Berrybushes Wood is easily accessible by both car and public transportation. It is a popular destination for walking, jogging, and dog walking, providing a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

In conclusion, Berrybushes Wood is a delightful woodland in Hertfordshire, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in nature and experience the beauty of an ancient forest. With its stunning landscape, diverse wildlife, and peaceful atmosphere, it is a haven for nature lovers and a true gem in the heart of Hertfordshire.

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Berrybushes Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.695212/-0.45877304 or Grid Reference TL0600. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Canal lock, Kings Langley Lock on Grand Union Canal, at the SE side of Kings Langley looking N from the road bridge at TL076021.
Canal lock, Kings Langley
Lock on Grand Union Canal, at the SE side of Kings Langley looking N from the road bridge at TL076021.
Canal boats and motorway Looking South from the Grand Union Canal towpath at TL077019. The road is the M25, which crosses the canal in this grid square.
Canal boats and motorway
Looking South from the Grand Union Canal towpath at TL077019. The road is the M25, which crosses the canal in this grid square.
Grand Union Canal, Hunton Bridge The canal is wide enough to take boats wider than the standard "narrow" boat. Facing towards Watford.
Grand Union Canal, Hunton Bridge
The canal is wide enough to take boats wider than the standard "narrow" boat. Facing towards Watford.
Canal at Hunton Bridge This view is looking north. The building on the left used to be a school and is now office accommodation called "The Old Schoolhouse".
Canal at Hunton Bridge
This view is looking north. The building on the left used to be a school and is now office accommodation called "The Old Schoolhouse".
Railway Station at Kings Langley A simple fresh design in keeping with the Tilting trains zooming by overhead
Railway Station at Kings Langley
A simple fresh design in keeping with the Tilting trains zooming by overhead
C of E Church Kings Langley I took a fancy to the red door
C of E Church Kings Langley
I took a fancy to the red door
Rose and Crown Pub Kings Langley This pub is opposite to the church at the Tee junction.
Rose and Crown Pub Kings Langley
This pub is opposite to the church at the Tee junction.
Sarratt: Buckshill Bottom valley A dry valley viewed looking eastwards from a footpath to Newhall Farm near Sarratt.
Sarratt: Buckshill Bottom valley
A dry valley viewed looking eastwards from a footpath to Newhall Farm near Sarratt.
M25 Motorway Link Road, Chandler's Cross This is the spur road leading to Junction 19 of the M25 Motorway from the Hunton Bridge roundabout, viewed looking westwards from the Langleybury Lane overbridge. Traffic is usually stationary westbound on this stretch during the weekday morning rush hour, but the road is virtually deserted on a Sunday morning. This particular road existed as the A405 trunk road, by-passing Watford, for many years prior to the M25 being built, and the route of the A405 was also incorporated into the motorway from Junction 19 to Junction 17 at Maple Cross. The distant dark triangular shaped structure is the gantry holding a conveyor belt crossing the road, associated with the numerous gravel pit workings in the vicinity.
M25 Motorway Link Road, Chandler's Cross
This is the spur road leading to Junction 19 of the M25 Motorway from the Hunton Bridge roundabout, viewed looking westwards from the Langleybury Lane overbridge. Traffic is usually stationary westbound on this stretch during the weekday morning rush hour, but the road is virtually deserted on a Sunday morning. This particular road existed as the A405 trunk road, by-passing Watford, for many years prior to the M25 being built, and the route of the A405 was also incorporated into the motorway from Junction 19 to Junction 17 at Maple Cross. The distant dark triangular shaped structure is the gantry holding a conveyor belt crossing the road, associated with the numerous gravel pit workings in the vicinity.
Chandler's Cross: Oldhouse Lane Viewed looking westwards up Juniper Hill from Beechen Bottom.
Chandler's Cross: Oldhouse Lane
Viewed looking westwards up Juniper Hill from Beechen Bottom.
Chipperfield: Lone tree in farmland off Bucks Hill road Viewed looking eastwards.
Chipperfield: Lone tree in farmland off Bucks Hill road
Viewed looking eastwards.
Chipperfield: Bridleway between Hunton Bridge and Bucks Hill Viewed looking westwards.
Chipperfield: Bridleway between Hunton Bridge and Bucks Hill
Viewed looking westwards.
Chipperfield: Bridleway between Hunton Bridge and Bucks Hill Viewed looking northwards up the dry valley.
Chipperfield: Bridleway between Hunton Bridge and Bucks Hill
Viewed looking northwards up the dry valley.
Kings Langley: Langley Lodge Lane Viewed looking eastwards with Sunbury Hill Farm to the left.
Kings Langley: Langley Lodge Lane
Viewed looking eastwards with Sunbury Hill Farm to the left.
Hunton Bridge: Farmland Viewed looking east from the south west corner of the grid square.
Hunton Bridge: Farmland
Viewed looking east from the south west corner of the grid square.
Hunton Bridge: Farmland Viewed looking south from the north west corner of the grid square.
Hunton Bridge: Farmland
Viewed looking south from the north west corner of the grid square.
M25 Motorway: Towards Junction 20 The sweep of the M25 Motorway viaduct as it crosses the valley of the River Gade, viewed looking westwards towards Junction 20.
M25 Motorway: Towards Junction 20
The sweep of the M25 Motorway viaduct as it crosses the valley of the River Gade, viewed looking westwards towards Junction 20.
Hunton Bridge: St Paul's Church, Langleybury Located on Langleybury Lane at its junction with the A41.
Hunton Bridge: St Paul's Church, Langleybury
Located on Langleybury Lane at its junction with the A41.
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Berrybushes Wood is located at Grid Ref: TL0600 (Lat: 51.695212, Lng: -0.45877304)

Administrative County: Hertfordshire

District: Three Rivers

Police Authority: Hertfordshire

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