Leonardshill Wood

Wood, Forest in Hertfordshire East Hertfordshire

England

Leonardshill Wood

Angry skies, Widow Bushes near Stapleford
Angry skies, Widow Bushes near Stapleford Credit: Colin Park

Leonardshill Wood is a picturesque woodland located in Hertfordshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 50 acres, it is a popular spot for nature enthusiasts and outdoor activities. The wood is situated near the village of Leonardshill, hence its name, and is easily accessible by road.

The woodland is mainly composed of broadleaf trees, including oak, ash, and beech, which provide a stunning display of colors throughout the year. Walking through the wood, visitors can enjoy the peaceful ambiance and the sounds of birds chirping, making it an ideal place for a leisurely stroll or a picnic.

Leonardshill Wood is also home to a diverse range of wildlife. Squirrels can be seen darting between the trees, while various species of birds, such as woodpeckers and songbirds, nest and feed in the area. The wood's tranquil environment provides a sanctuary for these creatures, allowing them to thrive in their natural habitat.

For those seeking more adventurous activities, Leonardshill Wood offers several walking trails and bridleways, which are perfect for hikers, joggers, and horse riders. The well-maintained paths wind through the wood, providing stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Overall, Leonardshill Wood in Hertfordshire offers a peaceful and picturesque escape into nature. With its beautiful trees, abundant wildlife, and well-maintained trails, it is a perfect destination for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural world.

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Leonardshill Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.840819/-0.13707718 or Grid Reference TL2817. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Angry skies, Widow Bushes near Stapleford
Angry skies, Widow Bushes near Stapleford
Bluebells in Row Wood
Bluebells in Row Wood
Hazeldell Wood Sally & I were out for a walk to celebrate Beltane and the arrival of Spring. The woods were beautiful. There was a carpet of bluebells in almost every one.
Hazeldell Wood
Sally & I were out for a walk to celebrate Beltane and the arrival of Spring. The woods were beautiful. There was a carpet of bluebells in almost every one.
Bramfield Shelter Built 2 June 1953 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth's Coronation it was originally the village well house.
Bramfield Shelter
Built 2 June 1953 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth's Coronation it was originally the village well house.
Bramfield Village Post Office A rare sight these days, a working, village post office and store.
Bramfield Village Post Office
A rare sight these days, a working, village post office and store.
The Horns Public House A nice Village Pub & Restaurant in Bull's Green
The Horns Public House
A nice Village Pub & Restaurant in Bull's Green
Greenhill This house stands just to the south of Bramfield Woods.
It is the only house in this grid-square apart from the Lodge-house at the end of the drive.
Greenhill
This house stands just to the south of Bramfield Woods. It is the only house in this grid-square apart from the Lodge-house at the end of the drive.
Great Gobions Farm Entrance to the farm.  The track to the right is a public bridleway.
Great Gobions Farm
Entrance to the farm. The track to the right is a public bridleway.
Conservation Walks Marker Post marking the route and showing a map of a local conservation walk.  The section it is indicating does not appear as a footpath on the OS map.
Conservation Walks Marker
Post marking the route and showing a map of a local conservation walk. The section it is indicating does not appear as a footpath on the OS map.
Hertford Loop near Watton at Stone Looking along the cutting of the railway line from Hertford as it approaches Watton at Stone.
Hertford Loop near Watton at Stone
Looking along the cutting of the railway line from Hertford as it approaches Watton at Stone.
Road to Watkin's Hall Farm No through road but a part of the Hertfordshire Chain Walk network.  The crops have long since been harvested, but the trees stand proud against the late summer sky.
Road to Watkin's Hall Farm
No through road but a part of the Hertfordshire Chain Walk network. The crops have long since been harvested, but the trees stand proud against the late summer sky.
Chapel Wood Looking across farmland from the Watton to Datchworth road.  Chapel Wood conceals ancient earthworks.
Chapel Wood
Looking across farmland from the Watton to Datchworth road. Chapel Wood conceals ancient earthworks.
Footpath to Govers Green From Rivershill Green, a footpath winds through the trees from Watton Road (an old Roman route) towards Govers Green.
Footpath to Govers Green
From Rivershill Green, a footpath winds through the trees from Watton Road (an old Roman route) towards Govers Green.
Towards Raffin Green Looking across the farmland from the Watton Road at Rivershill Green.  In the distance is Raffin Green Farm.
Towards Raffin Green
Looking across the farmland from the Watton Road at Rivershill Green. In the distance is Raffin Green Farm.
Datchworth Phone Box Modern telephone kiosk on the corner of Brookbridge Lane, Datchworth.  Also visible in the photo, a speed limit sign and signpost for Datchwort Green and Watton (pointing the wrong way!).
Datchworth Phone Box
Modern telephone kiosk on the corner of Brookbridge Lane, Datchworth. Also visible in the photo, a speed limit sign and signpost for Datchwort Green and Watton (pointing the wrong way!).
Housing in Datchworth Wheelie bins on parade outside modern (1950's?) housing in Datchworth on Hawkins Hall Lane.
Housing in Datchworth
Wheelie bins on parade outside modern (1950's?) housing in Datchworth on Hawkins Hall Lane.
The Corner shop - Datchworth Green Looking a bit like a garage that has been converted, the shop sells a wide range of products.  The road running through the photo is the Watton Road whilst the road on the right leads to Datchworth and the one on the left goes to Bulls Green and, eventually, Bramfield.
The Corner shop - Datchworth Green
Looking a bit like a garage that has been converted, the shop sells a wide range of products. The road running through the photo is the Watton Road whilst the road on the right leads to Datchworth and the one on the left goes to Bulls Green and, eventually, Bramfield.
Datchworth Green Post Office Post Office and The Plough Inn.  Village life in Datchworth Green - the green, where cricket is played, is just out of shot on the right of the photo.
Datchworth Green Post Office
Post Office and The Plough Inn. Village life in Datchworth Green - the green, where cricket is played, is just out of shot on the right of the photo.
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Leonardshill Wood is located at Grid Ref: TL2817 (Lat: 51.840819, Lng: -0.13707718)

Administrative County: Hertfordshire

District: East Hertfordshire

Police Authority: Hertfordshire

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