Great Ley Copse

Wood, Forest in Devon West Devon

England

Great Ley Copse

Trees near the Den Brook Tall oaks line a field boundary near Sandford Lane on Broadnymet Moor. — Trees near the Den Brook Credit: Derek Harper

Great Ley Copse is a stunning wooded area located in Devon, England. This ancient forest is characterized by its dense canopy of trees, including oak, beech, and ash, creating a lush and vibrant environment for a variety of flora and fauna.

The forest is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including deer, foxes, badgers, and a multitude of bird species. The tranquil atmosphere of Great Ley Copse makes it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers looking to explore the natural beauty of Devon.

Visitors to Great Ley Copse can enjoy walking along the well-maintained trails that wind through the forest, providing opportunities to observe the wildlife and admire the majestic trees. The forest also offers picnic areas and benches for visitors to relax and take in the peaceful surroundings.

Great Ley Copse is a valuable natural resource in Devon, providing a habitat for wildlife and a tranquil escape for visitors seeking to connect with nature. Its ancient trees and diverse ecosystem make it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the beauty of the English countryside.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.769844/-3.8716578 or Grid Reference SX6898. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Trees near the Den Brook Tall oaks line a field boundary near Sandford Lane on Broadnymet Moor.

Trees near the Den Brook

Tall oaks line a field boundary near Sandford Lane on Broadnymet Moor.

Combe Moor Lane crossing the River Yeo at Thorn Bridge One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Combe Moor Lane crossing the River Yeo at Thorn Bridge

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Combe Moor Lane crossing the River Yeo at Thorn Bridge One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Combe Moor Lane crossing the River Yeo at Thorn Bridge

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

The downstream side of Thorn Bridge on the River Yeo One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

The downstream side of Thorn Bridge on the River Yeo

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

The upstream side of Thorn Bridge on the River Yeo One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

The upstream side of Thorn Bridge on the River Yeo

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Looking down the River Yeo from Thorn Bridge One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Looking down the River Yeo from Thorn Bridge

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Looking up the River Yeo from Thorn Bridge One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Looking up the River Yeo from Thorn Bridge

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Cullaford Bridge on the River Yeo One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Cullaford Bridge on the River Yeo

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Cullaford Bridge on the River Yeo One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Cullaford Bridge on the River Yeo

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

The downstream side of Cullaford Bridge on the River Yeo One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

The downstream side of Cullaford Bridge on the River Yeo

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

The upstream side of Cullaford Bridge on the River Yeo One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

The upstream side of Cullaford Bridge on the River Yeo

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Looking down the River Yeo from Cullaford Bridge One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Looking down the River Yeo from Cullaford Bridge

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Looking up the River Yeo from Cullaford Bridge One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

Looking up the River Yeo from Cullaford Bridge

One of a number of rivers named Yeo. This name is likely to have come from the old English ea meaning running water, a stream or waterway.

A3124 heading south The road climbs to 200m ASL.

A3124 heading south

The road climbs to 200m ASL.

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A3124 descends towards Langdown

A3124 descends towards Langdown

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A3124 southbound Approaching Itton Cross.

A3124 southbound

Approaching Itton Cross.

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Thorn Bridge Ford This ford on the River Yeo is found on Coombe Moor Road at Thorn Bridge. A video of the ford can be viewed at:
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Thorn Bridge Ford

This ford on the River Yeo is found on Coombe Moor Road at Thorn Bridge. A video of the ford can be viewed at: Link

Farm buildings next to the A3124, looking south

Farm buildings next to the A3124, looking south

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Great Ley Copse is located at Grid Ref: SX6898 (Lat: 50.769844, Lng: -3.8716578)

Administrative County: Devon

District: West Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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