Martins Spring

Wood, Forest in Hertfordshire North Hertfordshire

England

Martins Spring

Hitchwood Lane near Preston
Hitchwood Lane near Preston Credit: David Howard

Martins Spring is a picturesque woodland area located in Hertfordshire, England. Known for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, it is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Covering an expansive area of lush greenery, Martins Spring is characterized by its dense forest of predominantly oak, beech, and birch trees. The woodland boasts an intricate network of pathways and trails, allowing visitors to explore its captivating surroundings. The forest floor is adorned with a diverse array of flora, including bluebells, wild garlic, and ferns, creating a vibrant and colorful landscape throughout the year.

In addition to its captivating scenery, Martins Spring is home to a variety of wildlife species. Visitors may spot roe deer, foxes, and various bird species, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers. The woodland also provides a habitat for a range of insects, including butterflies and beetles, adding to its ecological diversity.

Martins Spring offers a range of activities for visitors to enjoy. Nature walks, hiking, and cycling are popular choices, allowing individuals to immerse themselves in the natural surroundings. The woodland also provides a tranquil setting for picnics and family outings, with designated picnic areas and benches scattered throughout.

The management of Martins Spring ensures the preservation of this natural gem, implementing sustainable practices to protect and enhance its ecological integrity. With its idyllic scenery and abundant wildlife, Martins Spring is a true haven for nature lovers seeking solace and tranquility in the heart of Hertfordshire.

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Martins Spring Images

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Hitchwood Lane near Preston
Hitchwood Lane near Preston
Hitch Wood
Hitch Wood
Whitwell Road near St Paul's Walden
Whitwell Road near St Paul's Walden
Field entrance on Bullock's Hill, St Paul's Walden
Field entrance on Bullock's Hill, St Paul's Walden
Bullock's Hill, St Paul's Walden
Bullock's Hill, St Paul's Walden
Minsden Chapel, Langley The chapel has been recently restored and the vegetation around and within it cleared. This shows its three remaining walls, the east wall having now collapsed.
Minsden Chapel, Langley
The chapel has been recently restored and the vegetation around and within it cleared. This shows its three remaining walls, the east wall having now collapsed.
All Saints, St Paul's Walden - north elevation Most of the church is C14 but the chancel (left) is C18 and the Church Rooms (right) date from 1973-74.
All Saints, St Paul's Walden - north elevation
Most of the church is C14 but the chancel (left) is C18 and the Church Rooms (right) date from 1973-74.
All Saints, St Paul's Walden - side chapel The chapel is faced by screen of Perpendicular age.
All Saints, St Paul's Walden - side chapel
The chapel is faced by screen of Perpendicular age.
All Saints, St Paul's Walden - north-east elevation Most of the church is C14 but the chancel (centre) is C18 and the adjoining Church Rooms (right) date from 1973-74.
All Saints, St Paul's Walden - north-east elevation
Most of the church is C14 but the chancel (centre) is C18 and the adjoining Church Rooms (right) date from 1973-74.
Terraced houses, Whitwell Road, St Paul's Walden
Terraced houses, Whitwell Road, St Paul's Walden
Whitehouse Lane, St Paul's Walden
Whitehouse Lane, St Paul's Walden
Lodges at entrance to Stagenhoe, St Paul's Walden This is the Whitwell Road entrance to Stagenhoe, now a Sue Ryder care home. The two lodges are New Lodge (left) and Hitchwood Lodge (right).
Lodges at entrance to Stagenhoe, St Paul's Walden
This is the Whitwell Road entrance to Stagenhoe, now a Sue Ryder care home. The two lodges are New Lodge (left) and Hitchwood Lodge (right).
Lodges at entrance to Stagenhoe, St Paul's Walden This is the Whitwell Road entrance to Stagenhoe, now a Sue Ryder care home. The two lodges are New Lodge (left) and Hitchwood Lodge (right).
Lodges at entrance to Stagenhoe, St Paul's Walden
This is the Whitwell Road entrance to Stagenhoe, now a Sue Ryder care home. The two lodges are New Lodge (left) and Hitchwood Lodge (right).
Langley Lane, Langley (Herts) Looking in the direction of the B651.
Langley Lane, Langley (Herts)
Looking in the direction of the B651.
Farmland adjacent to Hitch Wood, Langley (Herts) Taken from the footpath from the B651 (left but hidden) to Langley End.
Farmland adjacent to Hitch Wood, Langley (Herts)
Taken from the footpath from the B651 (left but hidden) to Langley End.
Sign to Hill End Chalk Pit, Langley (Herts) The former chalk pit is now a nature reserve. The site once had SSSI status on account of the fossiliferous content of the Chalk but is now overgrown.
Sign to Hill End Chalk Pit, Langley (Herts)
The former chalk pit is now a nature reserve. The site once had SSSI status on account of the fossiliferous content of the Chalk but is now overgrown.
Hill End Chalk Pit, Langley (Herts) The former chalk pit is now a nature reserve. The site once had SSSI status on account of the fossiliferous content of the Chalk but is now overgrown.
Hill End Chalk Pit, Langley (Herts)
The former chalk pit is now a nature reserve. The site once had SSSI status on account of the fossiliferous content of the Chalk but is now overgrown.
Painted House at Norton Green Norton Green is a small hamlet clinging to the western edge of the New Town of Stevenage but separated by the A1(M). Despite this the place retains a quiet rural atmosphere.
Painted House at Norton Green
Norton Green is a small hamlet clinging to the western edge of the New Town of Stevenage but separated by the A1(M). Despite this the place retains a quiet rural atmosphere.
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Martins Spring is located at Grid Ref: TL2022 (Lat: 51.890683, Lng: -0.24668312)

Administrative County: Hertfordshire

District: North Hertfordshire

Police Authority: Hertfordshire

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