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Springfield Wood

Wood, Forest in East Lothian

Scotland

Springfield Wood

Gate on West Hill
Gate on West Hill Credit: Richard Webb

Springfield Wood, located in East Lothian, is a picturesque forest area that offers a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike. Spanning approximately 100 acres, this wood is a popular destination for locals and visitors seeking a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The woodland is composed of a diverse range of tree species, including oak, birch, and pine, creating a rich and vibrant ecosystem. These trees provide habitat for a variety of wildlife, such as red squirrels, deer, and a wide array of bird species, making it a haven for nature lovers and bird watchers.

Traversing the wood, visitors can explore a network of well-maintained trails that wind through the forest, offering opportunities for leisurely walks, cycling, and horseback riding. The paths are suitable for all ages and fitness levels, making it an ideal destination for families and individuals looking to connect with nature.

In addition to its natural beauty, Springfield Wood also boasts several amenities to enhance visitors' experiences. There are picnic areas and benches strategically placed throughout the wood, providing ample spots for picnickers to enjoy a meal or simply take in the serene surroundings. Furthermore, the wood is equipped with information boards that offer educational insights into the local flora and fauna, allowing visitors to learn more about the natural wonders they encounter.

Overall, Springfield Wood in East Lothian is a stunning forested area that offers a peaceful escape and an opportunity to immerse oneself in the beauty of nature. Whether it's a leisurely stroll, a family outing, or a chance to observe wildlife, this wood has something to offer for everyone.

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Springfield Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.845701/-2.8187281 or Grid Reference NT4861. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Gate on West Hill
Gate on West Hill
Stobshiel Dam The dam on the small Stobshiel reservoir. The water is now owned by a local family after it was sold off by Scottish Water. A lovely and hidden spot but not a place to linger today with a cold wind blowing down the Cowie Burn. View E towards the lower moorland slopes of Lammer Law.
Stobshiel Dam
The dam on the small Stobshiel reservoir. The water is now owned by a local family after it was sold off by Scottish Water. A lovely and hidden spot but not a place to linger today with a cold wind blowing down the Cowie Burn. View E towards the lower moorland slopes of Lammer Law.
Stobshiel Reservoir. South view along the water with the now planted slopes of the Lammermuir Hills beyond. The Torness powerlines are very visible.
Stobshiel Reservoir.
South view along the water with the now planted slopes of the Lammermuir Hills beyond. The Torness powerlines are very visible.
West Hill. The Berwickshire side of the ridgeline is almost all deep heather, very hard going and managed as a grouse moor. View SE over a square probably best photographed in August.
West Hill.
The Berwickshire side of the ridgeline is almost all deep heather, very hard going and managed as a grouse moor. View SE over a square probably best photographed in August.
Pass above Stobshiel I would like to know the name of this pass which carries a good, but not metalled road from Stobshiel to Carfraemill via Friar's Nose. View east towards Widow's Knowe, so many place names, so many stories.
Pass above Stobshiel
I would like to know the name of this pass which carries a good, but not metalled road from Stobshiel to Carfraemill via Friar's Nose. View east towards Widow's Knowe, so many place names, so many stories.
Ruined sheepfold. A circular earthbank, the remains of an old sheepfank beneath the Lammermuir escarpment. Looking eastward into the square, showing the main feature of NT5061 , the forest.
Ruined sheepfold.
A circular earthbank, the remains of an old sheepfank beneath the Lammermuir escarpment. Looking eastward into the square, showing the main feature of NT5061 , the forest.
Stobshiels Dam & Reservoir Looking up the reservoir from the south end.
Stobshiels Dam & Reservoir
Looking up the reservoir from the south end.
Stobshiel Reservoir South view along the water with the now planted slopes of the Lammermuir Hills beyond. The Torness to Cockenzie and Smeaton powerlines are very visible.
Stobshiel Reservoir
South view along the water with the now planted slopes of the Lammermuir Hills beyond. The Torness to Cockenzie and Smeaton powerlines are very visible.
Stobshiel dam The dam at the Stobshiel Reservoir
Stobshiel dam
The dam at the Stobshiel Reservoir
Birns Water View downstream from near the Stobshiel dam.
Birns Water
View downstream from near the Stobshiel dam.
Heather, Cowie Law Patterns in the heather made through burning. The heather has been isolated by mowing a loop and the heather inside the mown enclosure burnt. The mix of ages helps grouse stocking, deep heather for cover and young shoots for food.
Heather, Cowie Law
Patterns in the heather made through burning. The heather has been isolated by mowing a loop and the heather inside the mown enclosure burnt. The mix of ages helps grouse stocking, deep heather for cover and young shoots for food.
High voltage power line, Lammermuir Hills The 400kV power line crosses the pass at Heathery Rig before swinging eastwards.
High voltage power line, Lammermuir Hills
The 400kV power line crosses the pass at Heathery Rig before swinging eastwards.
Strip wood, Leaston Some young beeches have been planted so as to repair the hedge.
Strip wood, Leaston
Some young beeches have been planted so as to repair the hedge.
Setting sunlight on Pogbie Hill With shelter belts and fields of winter cereal
Setting sunlight on Pogbie Hill
With shelter belts and fields of winter cereal
Evening sunlight on winter wheat Looking southeast towards Keith Hill and the edge of the Lammermuir Hills.
Evening sunlight on winter wheat
Looking southeast towards Keith Hill and the edge of the Lammermuir Hills.
Houses at Blegbie
Houses at Blegbie
Keep the home fires burning Country road at Blegbie.
Keep the home fires burning
Country road at Blegbie.
Paddock fencing at Humbie Mains Looking east.
Paddock fencing at Humbie Mains
Looking east.
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Springfield Wood is located at Grid Ref: NT4861 (Lat: 55.845701, Lng: -2.8187281)

Unitary Authority: East Lothian

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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