Clump of Firs

Wood, Forest in Somerset Somerset West and Taunton

England

Clump of Firs

Haddeo Valley Lady Harriet Acland's drive in the Haddeo valley near the village of Bury.
Haddeo Valley Credit: Philip Halling

Clump of Firs is a picturesque woodland located in Somerset, England. Spanning over several acres, this forest is known for its dense population of fir trees, creating a captivating and serene atmosphere for visitors to enjoy.

The forest is situated in a rural area, away from the hustle and bustle of city life, offering a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts and hikers. The towering trees provide ample shade, making it an ideal destination for those seeking respite from the summer heat.

Clump of Firs boasts a diverse ecosystem, hosting an array of wildlife. Visitors may spot various bird species, such as woodpeckers and owls, as well as small mammals like squirrels and rabbits. The forest floor is covered in a thick carpet of moss, adding to its enchanting allure.

Well-maintained walking trails crisscross through the woodland, allowing visitors to explore the area at their own pace. These trails offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape and provide opportunities for photography and bird watching.

The forest is easily accessible, with a car park located nearby for the convenience of visitors. Additionally, there are picnic areas and benches scattered throughout the woodland, providing spots for relaxation and enjoying a packed lunch amidst nature.

Clump of Firs is a popular destination for nature lovers, hikers, and families looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Somerset countryside. Its tranquil ambiance, stunning scenery, and abundant wildlife make it a must-visit location for anyone seeking a connection with nature.

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Clump of Firs Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.03806/-3.5178522 or Grid Reference SS9327. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Haddeo Valley Lady Harriet Acland's drive in the Haddeo valley near the village of Bury.
Haddeo Valley
Lady Harriet Acland's drive in the Haddeo valley near the village of Bury.
Bridge in village of Bury The bridge and ford crossing the River Haddeo in the village of Bury on Somerset.
Bridge in village of Bury
The bridge and ford crossing the River Haddeo in the village of Bury on Somerset.
Haddeo Valley The Haddeo valley viewed from the Haddon Lane, above the village of Bury.
Haddeo Valley
The Haddeo valley viewed from the Haddon Lane, above the village of Bury.
Dulverton: track running south to Jury Cross The track appears to head towards Pixton Park, just beyond Jury Cross
Dulverton: track running south to Jury Cross
The track appears to head towards Pixton Park, just beyond Jury Cross
Brompton Regis: ford and packhorse bridge at Bury Crossing the river Haddeo, a tributary of the Exe
Brompton Regis: ford and packhorse bridge at Bury
Crossing the river Haddeo, a tributary of the Exe
Brompton Regis: Hunt’s Farm The farm offers bed and breakfast and has organic eggs for sale
Brompton Regis: Hunt’s Farm
The farm offers bed and breakfast and has organic eggs for sale
Bury Cross The junction of 'Bury Cross', looking west towards Pixton Hill.
Bury Cross
The junction of 'Bury Cross', looking west towards Pixton Hill.
Machine Cross The road junction 'Machine Cross', and the Exe valley. The river Exe flows south along the far (western) edge of the valley floor.
Machine Cross
The road junction 'Machine Cross', and the Exe valley. The river Exe flows south along the far (western) edge of the valley floor.
Dulverton: the Barle at Allers Wood Looking north-north-west from one of the access roads into Pixton Park, a private estate. Nearby a public footpath runs through fields to Dulverton town
Dulverton: the Barle at Allers Wood
Looking north-north-west from one of the access roads into Pixton Park, a private estate. Nearby a public footpath runs through fields to Dulverton town
Dulverton: Bath Meadow Drive Looking north-north-west amongst bungalows
Dulverton: Bath Meadow Drive
Looking north-north-west amongst bungalows
Dulverton: entrance to Pixton Park House There are several entrances to the private estate, of which this is one. Some of the others have lodges or gatehouses. Looking west-north-west
Dulverton: entrance to Pixton Park House
There are several entrances to the private estate, of which this is one. Some of the others have lodges or gatehouses. Looking west-north-west
Brompton Regis: the A396 in the Exe Valley River and road adjoin. Looking west-south-west on the edge of Brockhole Wood
Brompton Regis: the A396 in the Exe Valley
River and road adjoin. Looking west-south-west on the edge of Brockhole Wood
Brompton Regis: old quarry On Bury Hill by the road from Machine Cross, and now populated with rhododendrons. Looking north east
Brompton Regis: old quarry
On Bury Hill by the road from Machine Cross, and now populated with rhododendrons. Looking north east
Brompton Regis: Barlynch Wood A hanging wood in the Exe valley. Looking south-south-west
Brompton Regis: Barlynch Wood
A hanging wood in the Exe valley. Looking south-south-west
Dulverton: the Exe above Helebridge Looking north-north-east towards Barlynch Wood
Dulverton: the Exe above Helebridge
Looking north-north-east towards Barlynch Wood
Old hydroelectric scheme  on the Barle below Dulverton This old electricity generating installation can be viewed from the Exe Valley Way, it is viewed across the River Barle. Looking towards the West on a warm winter's afternoon. 
 
(Update: The building has been pulled down since this photo was taken. See forum <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/discuss/index.php?gridref=SS9226" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/discuss/index.php?gridref=SS9226">Link</a> for further information.)
Old hydroelectric scheme on the Barle below Dulverton
This old electricity generating installation can be viewed from the Exe Valley Way, it is viewed across the River Barle. Looking towards the West on a warm winter's afternoon. (Update: The building has been pulled down since this photo was taken. See forum Link for further information.)
Brompton Regis: heather on Haddon Hill Looking north
Brompton Regis: heather on Haddon Hill
Looking north
River Haddeo near Bury, Somerset View downstream near to the point where it meets up with the Exe.
River Haddeo near Bury, Somerset
View downstream near to the point where it meets up with the Exe.
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Clump of Firs is located at Grid Ref: SS9327 (Lat: 51.03806, Lng: -3.5178522)

Administrative County: Somerset

District: Somerset West and Taunton

Police Authority: Avon and Somerset

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Located within 500m of 51.03806,-3.5178522
Machine Cross
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Lat/Long: 51.0382821/-3.5187461
Hele Plantation
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Lat/Long: 51.0420474/-3.5192601
Hele Bridge
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