Youth Wood

Wood, Forest in Cambridgeshire South Cambridgeshire

England

Youth Wood

Fields on the edge of Wandlebury Country Park Beautiful open countryside just a couple of miles to the south east of Cambridge.
Fields on the edge of Wandlebury Country Park Credit: Peter S

Youth Wood is a picturesque woodland area located in Cambridgeshire, England. Spanning over a vast area, it is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. The wood is characterized by its dense forest cover, consisting primarily of oak, beech, and ash trees. The lush greenery provides a serene and tranquil environment for visitors to enjoy.

The wood is home to a diverse range of wildlife, making it a haven for animal lovers. Red deer, foxes, and badgers can often be spotted roaming the area, along with numerous species of birds such as woodpeckers and owls. The natural habitat provides a safe haven for these creatures, allowing them to thrive in their natural environment.

For those looking to explore the wood, a network of well-maintained footpaths and trails crisscross the area, offering a variety of walking and hiking options. These paths cater to all levels of fitness and provide stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Along the way, visitors may encounter beautiful wildflowers and mushrooms, adding to the charm of this enchanting wood.

In addition to its natural beauty, Youth Wood also holds historical significance. The wood has been a part of the local community for centuries, with evidence of human activity dating back to ancient times. Archaeological finds such as pottery shards and tools have been discovered, shedding light on the region's rich history.

Overall, Youth Wood is a captivating destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Whether you are seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventurous outing, this woodland is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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Youth Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.15837/0.17324666 or Grid Reference TL4853. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Fields on the edge of Wandlebury Country Park Beautiful open countryside just a couple of miles to the south east of Cambridge.
Fields on the edge of Wandlebury Country Park
Beautiful open countryside just a couple of miles to the south east of Cambridge.
A spring morning on The Roman Road Bright and warm, with a lot of vivid greens.
A spring morning on The Roman Road
Bright and warm, with a lot of vivid greens.
Wheatfields on The Gogs Taken from just inside a gateway on The Roman Road on a fine morning in late April. Hill Farm is on the skyline in the centre, getting on for a mile away.
Wheatfields on The Gogs
Taken from just inside a gateway on The Roman Road on a fine morning in late April. Hill Farm is on the skyline in the centre, getting on for a mile away.
Stubble on the Gogs Looking uphill towards Fox's Burrow Plantation from the track which runs from The Roman Road to the A1307.
Stubble on the Gogs
Looking uphill towards Fox's Burrow Plantation from the track which runs from The Roman Road to the A1307.
Stubble and big sky Harvest time in South Cambridgeshire, seen from a gap in the trees lining The Roman Road. The plantations at Lodge Farm are on the skyline.
Stubble and big sky
Harvest time in South Cambridgeshire, seen from a gap in the trees lining The Roman Road. The plantations at Lodge Farm are on the skyline.
Stubble on The Gogs An August view from the bridle track from the A1307 to The Roman Road (ahead), skirting Wandlebury Country Park.
Stubble on The Gogs
An August view from the bridle track from the A1307 to The Roman Road (ahead), skirting Wandlebury Country Park.
Café sign on the edge of Wandlebury Country Park
Café sign on the edge of Wandlebury Country Park
On The Roman Road in early autumn Looking south east on a cloudless Sunday morning in early October. Some leaves have turned in the last week.
On The Roman Road in early autumn
Looking south east on a cloudless Sunday morning in early October. Some leaves have turned in the last week.
The Roman Road: dark sky and bright leaves On the Gog Magog Hills, looking towards the Cambridge end of The Roman Road on the first Saturday morning of December.
The Roman Road: dark sky and bright leaves
On the Gog Magog Hills, looking towards the Cambridge end of The Roman Road on the first Saturday morning of December.
Roman Road walk Looking in the Cambridge direction on the cloudy first Saturday morning of December.
Roman Road walk
Looking in the Cambridge direction on the cloudy first Saturday morning of December.
A cold morning on The Roman Road Looking uphill towards the Cambridge end of The Roman Road, with the temperature below zero, as it had been all week. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7355096">TL5053 : The Roman Road: dark sky and bright leaves</a> was taken hereabouts eleven days before.
A cold morning on The Roman Road
Looking uphill towards the Cambridge end of The Roman Road, with the temperature below zero, as it had been all week. TL5053 : The Roman Road: dark sky and bright leaves was taken hereabouts eleven days before.
Snow, frost, fog and The Roman Road The line of frosted trees and bushes - lost in the mist to the right as it rises towards Copley Hill - marks the course of The Roman Road. This was a fiercely cold morning during the cold spell in mid December 2022.
Snow, frost, fog and The Roman Road
The line of frosted trees and bushes - lost in the mist to the right as it rises towards Copley Hill - marks the course of The Roman Road. This was a fiercely cold morning during the cold spell in mid December 2022.
Almost summer on The Roman Road Looking towards Cambridge on a fine morning towards the end of May - late spring or early summer.
Almost summer on The Roman Road
Looking towards Cambridge on a fine morning towards the end of May - late spring or early summer.
On The Roman Road in early June The Cambridge end of The Roman Road, which runs beside the Gog Magog Golf Course (over the hedge on the right), is more wooded and in places narrower than many stretches to the south east. After a long cool spring, summer had finally arrived, with dog roses in the hedgerows.
On The Roman Road in early June
The Cambridge end of The Roman Road, which runs beside the Gog Magog Golf Course (over the hedge on the right), is more wooded and in places narrower than many stretches to the south east. After a long cool spring, summer had finally arrived, with dog roses in the hedgerows.
Late summer on The Roman Road Looking towards Cambridge on a fine August morning. Greens have lost their midsummer lushness.
Late summer on The Roman Road
Looking towards Cambridge on a fine August morning. Greens have lost their midsummer lushness.
On The Roman Road in early September This is the northern stretch, which passes the Gog Magog Golf Course (over the hedges and bushes on the right) on the way south-east to Copley Hill and on over the chalk hills to where it peters out near Horseheath.
On The Roman Road in early September
This is the northern stretch, which passes the Gog Magog Golf Course (over the hedges and bushes on the right) on the way south-east to Copley Hill and on over the chalk hills to where it peters out near Horseheath.
Fields off the Roman Road known as Worsted or Wool Street
Fields off the Roman Road known as Worsted or Wool Street
The Roman Road on the North Eastern Edge of Wandlebury CP The Roman Road runs for 10 miles between Cambridge and Suffolk. This is part of the northern section of the route, known as Worsted or Wool Street. Built to a higher standard, it has been designated a scheduled monument.
Nowadays it is a green way utilised for leisure purposes.
Along the border of Wandlebury Country Park the route passes through an extended green tunnel of vegetation.
The Roman Road on the North Eastern Edge of Wandlebury CP
The Roman Road runs for 10 miles between Cambridge and Suffolk. This is part of the northern section of the route, known as Worsted or Wool Street. Built to a higher standard, it has been designated a scheduled monument. Nowadays it is a green way utilised for leisure purposes. Along the border of Wandlebury Country Park the route passes through an extended green tunnel of vegetation.
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Youth Wood is located at Grid Ref: TL4853 (Lat: 52.15837, Lng: 0.17324666)

Administrative County: Cambridgeshire

District: South Cambridgeshire

Police Authority: Cambridgeshire

What 3 Words

///emerge.amounting.rigid. Near Sawston, Cambridgeshire

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Magog Down
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Post Box
Collection Times: Mo-Fr 09:00; Sa 07:00
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Parking
Magog Down
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Little Trees Hill
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Fort
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Colour: red and white
Fixme: This looks like an unusually short version of a standard aerial gas marker, though without any of the usual labelling, and made of wood. Has black pipes near by. Not sure what sort of utility this marks.
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