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Crow's Wood

Wood, Forest in Essex Uttlesford

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Crow's Wood

Rands Road The road crosses a small stream here, the parish boundary between High Roding and High Easter.
Rands Road Credit: Robin Webster

Located in the county of Essex, Crow's Wood is a picturesque forest that spans over several acres of land. Situated in the southeastern part of England, this wood is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike.

Crow's Wood is characterized by its dense vegetation, consisting of a variety of trees, shrubs, and plants. The towering oak trees dominate the landscape, creating a serene and peaceful ambiance. The forest floor is covered in a thick layer of moss, making it a haven for various types of small animals and insects.

The wood is intersected by winding pathways, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty on foot. These trails meander through the forest, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Along the way, visitors may come across charming streams and tranquil ponds, adding to the serene atmosphere.

Birdwatchers will be delighted by the wide range of avian species that call Crow's Wood their home. From woodpeckers to owls, the forest is a haven for birdlife, making it a popular spot for birdwatching enthusiasts.

Crow's Wood also has a rich history, with evidence of settlements dating back to ancient times. Archaeological finds in the area suggest that the forest was once inhabited by prehistoric communities. Today, remnants of these settlements can still be seen, adding an element of intrigue to the wood's allure.

In conclusion, Crow's Wood in Essex is a captivating forest that offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city life. Its diverse flora and fauna, scenic trails, and historical significance make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and history buffs.

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Rands Road The road crosses a small stream here, the parish boundary between High Roding and High Easter.
Rands Road
The road crosses a small stream here, the parish boundary between High Roding and High Easter.
Lane from High Roding to Barnston Between Proverbs Green and Bishop's Green.
Lane from High Roding to Barnston
Between Proverbs Green and Bishop's Green.
Bridleway to Roffey The start of the bridleway near Bishop's Green.
Bridleway to Roffey
The start of the bridleway near Bishop's Green.
Path, Barnston Lays Garnetts Wood, which includes the eastern woodland called Barnston Lays, is owned by Essex CC and has public access with marked paths.
Path, Barnston Lays
Garnetts Wood, which includes the eastern woodland called Barnston Lays, is owned by Essex CC and has public access with marked paths.
Eastern edge of Barnston Lays Garnetts Wood, which includes the eastern woodland called Barnston Lays, is owned by Essex CC and has public access with marked paths. This field margin is not one of them.
Eastern edge of Barnston Lays
Garnetts Wood, which includes the eastern woodland called Barnston Lays, is owned by Essex CC and has public access with marked paths. This field margin is not one of them.
Ditch east of Barnston Lays This drains into Barnston Brook, a tributary of the River Chelmer.
Ditch east of Barnston Lays
This drains into Barnston Brook, a tributary of the River Chelmer.
Shooting platform, Barnston Lays There were certainly a lot of Fallow Deer crashing around in the wood.
Shooting platform, Barnston Lays
There were certainly a lot of Fallow Deer crashing around in the wood.
Path, Barnston Lays In the southern part of the wood, which has a more acidic flora than the rest, although the geological map shows no distinction, with chalky boulder clay supposedly overlying older deposits.
Path, Barnston Lays
In the southern part of the wood, which has a more acidic flora than the rest, although the geological map shows no distinction, with chalky boulder clay supposedly overlying older deposits.
Path, Barnston Lays In the southern part of the wood, which has a more acidic flora than the rest, although the geological map shows no distinction, with chalky boulder clay supposedly overlying older deposits.
Path, Barnston Lays
In the southern part of the wood, which has a more acidic flora than the rest, although the geological map shows no distinction, with chalky boulder clay supposedly overlying older deposits.
Path in Garnetts Wood In the southern part of the wood, which has a more acidic flora than the rest.
Path in Garnetts Wood
In the southern part of the wood, which has a more acidic flora than the rest.
Stagden Cross Farmhouse Grade II Listed building located on The Street, Stagden Cross. The intricate brickwork on the chimney stacks, particularly caught my eye.
Stagden Cross Farmhouse
Grade II Listed building located on The Street, Stagden Cross. The intricate brickwork on the chimney stacks, particularly caught my eye.
Essex Way approaching Stagden Cross from the South A green tunnel is formed on this enclose track, adopted by the Essex Way
Essex Way approaching Stagden Cross from the South
A green tunnel is formed on this enclose track, adopted by the Essex Way
The Street heading East away from Stagden Cross The road to Pleshey
The Street heading East away from Stagden Cross
The road to Pleshey
Essex Way East of Stagden Cross One of the first county long distance footpath devised, tracing its history back to 1971. It was also the first to make an appearance within the county borders of Essex. The 81 mile trail starts outside the underground station in Epping, passing through Chipping Ongar, Pleshey, White Notley, Coggeshall, Great Horkesley, Dedham and Manningtree to the High Lighthouse in Harwich. It runs through the entire county in a rough south west to north east line.
Essex Way East of Stagden Cross
One of the first county long distance footpath devised, tracing its history back to 1971. It was also the first to make an appearance within the county borders of Essex. The 81 mile trail starts outside the underground station in Epping, passing through Chipping Ongar, Pleshey, White Notley, Coggeshall, Great Horkesley, Dedham and Manningtree to the High Lighthouse in Harwich. It runs through the entire county in a rough south west to north east line.
Footpath heading North towards Upper Harveys The public footpath is located on the definitive map, although not visible on the ground.
Footpath heading North towards Upper Harveys
The public footpath is located on the definitive map, although not visible on the ground.
Footpath to Upper Harveys branching off from the Essex Way
Footpath to Upper Harveys branching off from the Essex Way
Direction Sign – Signpost near Rolfe's Farm in High Easter Located on a grass triangle in the centre of a T junction near Rolfe's Farm in High Easter parish. 3 arms and half-moon finial. Milestone Society National ID: EX_TL6415
Direction Sign – Signpost near Rolfe's Farm in High Easter
Located on a grass triangle in the centre of a T junction near Rolfe's Farm in High Easter parish. 3 arms and half-moon finial. Milestone Society National ID: EX_TL6415
Upper Harveys from the Essex Way View of footpath branching north from the Essex Way, between Pleshey and Stagden Cross
Upper Harveys from the Essex Way
View of footpath branching north from the Essex Way, between Pleshey and Stagden Cross
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Crow's Wood is located at Grid Ref: TL6316 (Lat: 51.825725, Lng: 0.37695954)

Administrative County: Essex

District: Uttlesford

Police Authority: Essex

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