Aller Park Brake

Wood, Forest in Devon Teignbridge

England

Aller Park Brake

Junction for the lane to Lower Netherton Credit: Rob Purvis

Aller Park Brake is a beautiful woodland area located in Devon, England. Covering an expansive area, the forest is known for its diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike.

The woodland is characterized by its dense canopy of trees, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a serene and tranquil atmosphere. These trees provide a habitat for a variety of wildlife species, such as deer, foxes, and numerous bird species, making it a haven for nature lovers.

Visitors to Aller Park Brake can explore the forest via a network of well-maintained walking trails. These trails wind through the woodlands, offering scenic views and opportunities to spot the local wildlife. The paths are suitable for all ages and abilities, making it an ideal destination for families and individuals seeking a peaceful retreat.

In addition to its natural beauty, Aller Park Brake also has historical significance. The woodland was once part of the estate of the nearby Aller Park House, a grand mansion that has since been demolished. Remnants of the estate can still be found within the woodland, including old stone walls and the foundations of outbuildings, adding an intriguing element to the area's charm.

Aller Park Brake is easily accessible, with ample parking and nearby facilities. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, history buff, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, exploring this beautiful woodland is sure to be a memorable experience.

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Aller Park Brake Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.517015/-3.5810531 or Grid Reference SX8869. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Junction for the lane to Lower Netherton

Rob Purvis

Netherton, heading east

Rob Purvis

Alpaca eggs?

The sign on the waymark post reads: "Alpaca Antics: Free Range Eggs, Best In The Valley!! £1.20 ½ dozen - Follow Main Track Down To Our Farm". You can see some of the alpacas in SX8970 : Alpacas, Haccombe.

Derek Harper

Pear tree, Haccombe

I think this is a pear tree (close-up at SX8970 : Pear blossom, Haccombe), but really ought to nip back there to check now that the fruit will be on the way. Update: I did, the day after submitting this, and SX8970 : Pear, Haccombe was the result. On the left is the church of St Blaise Link .

Derek Harper

Pear blossom, Haccombe

On the tree shown in SX8970 : Pear tree, Haccombe.

Derek Harper

Pear, Haccombe

Proof that SX8970 : Pear tree, Haccombe / SX8970 : Pear blossom, Haccombe IS a pear tree! But look at all that blossom; this was the only fruit I could see.

Derek Harper

Carriage drive, Haccombe

Heading sunwards as it follows the curves of the valley side.

Derek Harper

Carriage drive near Haccombe Chase

A little further up SX8970 : Carriage drive, Haccombe.

Derek Harper

Old stone stile near The Round House

The weathered steps of a wall stile beside the John Musgrave Heritage Trail.

Derek Harper

Fields near The Round House

Sheep and protected stuff seen from the John Musgrave Heritage Trail. The former mobile home seen in SX8870 : Former mobile home near The Round House has probably long since gone.

Derek Harper

John Musgrave Heritage Trail near Haccombe

A pair of gates in quick succession as the Trail follows Haccombe with Combe Footpath 16 down into the valley.

Derek Harper

Haccombe valley

Light and dark as clouds and sun alternate. This is from just down Haccombe with Combe Footpath 16 / John Musgrave Heritage Trail from SX8870 : John Musgrave Heritage Trail near Haccombe.

Derek Harper