Bradnor Wood

Wood, Forest in Herefordshire

England

Bradnor Wood

Offa's Dyke Path on Hergest Ridge Looking east over a vast landscape. It is just possible to make out the Malvern Hills towards the right on the skyline. The town of Kington in the middle distance. — Offa's Dyke Path on Hergest Ridge Credit: Oliver Dixon

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Bradnor Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.215137/-3.0595549 or Grid Reference SO2757. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Offa's Dyke Path on Hergest Ridge

Looking east over a vast landscape. It is just possible to make out the Malvern Hills towards the right on the skyline. The town of Kington in the middle distance.

Oliver Dixon

View north from Hergest Ridge

Dunfield Farm SO2758 can be seen in the valley with Herrock Hill SO2759 beyond.

Oliver Dixon

Cutting bracken on Hergest Ridge

Oliver Dixon

One man and his dog

Out for a walk on Offa's Dyke Path on Hergest Ridge.

Oliver Dixon

Offa's Dyke Path on Hergest Ridge

Oliver Dixon

Out for a walk

The section of Offa's Dyke Path on Hergest Ridge is extremely popular with walkers.

Oliver Dixon

"Welcome to Kington"

Notice that greets Offa's Dyke walkers coming down off the bridleway on the Hergest Ridge in to Winterbourne Road in Kington. The town describes itself as "the centre for walking".

Oliver Dixon

"Thank you for visiting Kington"

Notice that bids farewell to Offa's Dyke walkers coming up from Winterbourne Road in Kington on to the bridleway on the Hergest Ridge. Kington describes itself as "the centre for walking".

Oliver Dixon

Wind sculpture in Hergest Croft Gardens

This finely balanced sculpture has three moving parts which rotate with the wind.

Oliver Dixon

"Origin"

Sculpture by Rolf Hook made from Ledbury Yew (whatever that might be), standing in Hergest Croft Gardens.

Oliver Dixon

"Nascence"

Sculpture by Rolf Hook made from Ledbury Yew (whatever that might be), standing in Hergest Croft Gardens.

Oliver Dixon

Stamping station, Offa's Dyke Path

For those who wish to authenticate their walk along Offa's Dyke Path, this stamping station is provided beside the path into Hergest Croft Gardens.

Oliver Dixon

View to Herrick Hill

View to Herrick Hill from Offa's Dyke Path crossing Hergest Ridge. Bradnor Hill is on the right in the middle distance.

Philip Halling

View north from Hergest Ridge

The wooded hill in the middle distance is Navages Wood. This hill includes Stanners Rocks which at 700 million years old are among the oldest rocks in Wales.

Philip Halling

Ridgebourne Road

Offa's Dyke Path follows Ridgebourne Road as it descends from Hergest Ridge into Kington.

Philip Halling

Farmland access track

Farmland access track just inside England with the wooded hills in the background in Wales and formed of Stanner Rocks, at around 700 million years old among the oldest rocks in Wales.

Philip Halling