Great Coppice Wood

Wood, Forest in Sussex Wealden

England

Great Coppice Wood

Stile near Brown's Wood This stile is on a Natural England permissive path from Dundale Road towards the wood in the background.
Stile near Brown's Wood Credit: David Anstiss

Great Coppice Wood is a renowned woodland located in Sussex, England. Covering an area of approximately 100 hectares, it is a significant natural habitat and a popular destination among nature enthusiasts. The wood is situated near the village of Copthorne and is easily accessible from nearby towns and cities.

The woodland is primarily composed of a mix of broadleaf trees, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a diverse and vibrant ecosystem. The dense canopy provides a sheltered environment for a variety of bird species, such as woodpeckers and owls, making it an ideal spot for birdwatching.

Great Coppice Wood offers numerous walking trails and paths, allowing visitors to explore its beauty and tranquility. These trails are well-maintained and well-marked, making it easy for hikers and nature lovers to navigate through the woodland. The wood also features picnic areas, providing a perfect opportunity for visitors to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

In addition to its natural beauty, Great Coppice Wood holds historical significance. It is believed that the woodland has existed for centuries, and its name suggests that it was once used for coppicing, a traditional method of woodland management. This historical aspect adds a layer of intrigue for those interested in the region's cultural heritage.

Overall, Great Coppice Wood offers a rich and enchanting experience for individuals seeking a peaceful retreat into nature. With its diverse flora and fauna, well-maintained trails, and historical significance, it continues to be a beloved destination for locals and tourists alike.

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Great Coppice Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.105168/0.33229912 or Grid Reference TQ6336. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Stile near Brown's Wood This stile is on a Natural England permissive path from Dundale Road towards the wood in the background.
Stile near Brown's Wood
This stile is on a Natural England permissive path from Dundale Road towards the wood in the background.
Bluebells in Brown's Wood As seen from a permissive path near Dundale Road.
Bluebells in Brown's Wood
As seen from a permissive path near Dundale Road.
Track into Brown's Wood As seen from Hawkenbury Road. Track leads towards the River Teise.
Track into Brown's Wood
As seen from Hawkenbury Road. Track leads towards the River Teise.
Woodland Cabin near Sunningyle Farm Near Rushet Wood is a field with a group of holiday homes. Luxury camping style.
Woodland Cabin near Sunningyle Farm
Near Rushet Wood is a field with a group of holiday homes. Luxury camping style.
Stile and gate near Rushet Wood This stile is on a Natural England permissive path into the Wood and towards the River Teise.
Stile and gate near Rushet Wood
This stile is on a Natural England permissive path into the Wood and towards the River Teise.
Footbridge near Rushet Wood This bridge leads over a field drain near the wood. Currently it is dried out.
The bridge is used by a Natural England permissive path between the River Teise and Rushet Wood (in the background).
Footbridge near Rushet Wood
This bridge leads over a field drain near the wood. Currently it is dried out. The bridge is used by a Natural England permissive path between the River Teise and Rushet Wood (in the background).
Oak Tree near Rushet Wood This tree is beside a Natural England permissive path from the River Teise towards the wood (in the background).
Oak Tree near Rushet Wood
This tree is beside a Natural England permissive path from the River Teise towards the wood (in the background).
Gate near River Teise This gate is used by a Natural England permissive path leading from the Coneyburrow Wood beside the river, towards Rushet Wood near Dundale Road.
On the left is a small pond on the river.
Gate near River Teise
This gate is used by a Natural England permissive path leading from the Coneyburrow Wood beside the river, towards Rushet Wood near Dundale Road. On the left is a small pond on the river.
Footbridge over River Teise This bridge is used by a Natural England permissive path, leading over the river towards Furnace Wood.
Footbridge over River Teise
This bridge is used by a Natural England permissive path, leading over the river towards Furnace Wood.
Woodland Track in Furnace Wood This track leads from Bayham Lake through Furnace Wood towards Brown's Lodge.
On the left are masses of Wild Garlic and on the right (under the trees) are bluebells.
Woodland Track in Furnace Wood
This track leads from Bayham Lake through Furnace Wood towards Brown's Lodge. On the left are masses of Wild Garlic and on the right (under the trees) are bluebells.
Bluebells in Furnace Wood  As seen from the woodland track beside the wood.
Bluebells in Furnace Wood
As seen from the woodland track beside the wood.
Track in Furnace Wood This track leads from Tollslye Cottage near Bayham Lake, through the wood towards Brown's Lodge on Dundale Road.
Track in Furnace Wood
This track leads from Tollslye Cottage near Bayham Lake, through the wood towards Brown's Lodge on Dundale Road.
River Teise in Furnace Wood This long river flows from Great Bayhall Farm through the wood towards Bayham Lake. The section from Dundale Road towards the lake is also the country boundary. The wild garlic and bluebells are in Kent, across the river is East Sussex.
River Teise in Furnace Wood
This long river flows from Great Bayhall Farm through the wood towards Bayham Lake. The section from Dundale Road towards the lake is also the country boundary. The wild garlic and bluebells are in Kent, across the river is East Sussex.
Wild Garlic in Jews Wood As seen from a track leading into the wood. On the right are a few bluebells.
Wild Garlic in Jews Wood
As seen from a track leading into the wood. On the right are a few bluebells.
Track junction in Jews Wood A woodland track from Oxpasture Wood leads straight on towards Tollslye Cottage and Bayham Abbey. The track on the right climbs up and around to Bayham Lake.
Track junction in Jews Wood
A woodland track from Oxpasture Wood leads straight on towards Tollslye Cottage and Bayham Abbey. The track on the right climbs up and around to Bayham Lake.
Track in Jews Wood This track leads from Oxpasture Wood, towards Bayham Lake.
Track in Jews Wood
This track leads from Oxpasture Wood, towards Bayham Lake.
Long Track in Jews Wood This very long straight track leads from Bayham Abbey and Lake towards Oxpasture Wood.
Long Track in Jews Wood
This very long straight track leads from Bayham Abbey and Lake towards Oxpasture Wood.
Stream in Jews Wood This woodland stream, leads from Oxpasture Wood, through Jews Wood and into the River Teise feeding into Bayham Lake.
Stream in Jews Wood
This woodland stream, leads from Oxpasture Wood, through Jews Wood and into the River Teise feeding into Bayham Lake.
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Great Coppice Wood is located at Grid Ref: TQ6336 (Lat: 51.105168, Lng: 0.33229912)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Wealden

Police Authority: Sussex

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