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Belgate Lawn Coppice

Wood, Forest in Herefordshire

England

Belgate Lawn Coppice

Trig pillar above Byton Common. Situated not at the summit, but where there is a view.
Trig pillar above Byton Common. Credit: Richard Webb

Belgate Lawn Coppice is a picturesque woodland located in Herefordshire, England. Situated near the village of Belgate, it covers an area of approximately 50 acres. This ancient woodland is characterized by its diverse range of tree species, including oak, beech, ash, and hazel.

The woodland is well-known for its lush undergrowth, which is home to a variety of flora and fauna. Bluebells carpet the forest floor in spring, creating a stunning display of vibrant colors. Other wildflowers such as primroses and wood anemones can also be found here.

Belgate Lawn Coppice is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers. The forest provides a habitat for numerous bird species, including woodpeckers, thrushes, and owls. Visitors may also spot mammals such as deer, foxes, and badgers.

The woodland offers several walking trails, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty at their own pace. These trails lead visitors through ancient trees, across babbling brooks, and to picturesque viewpoints. It is a popular destination for hikers, nature lovers, and photographers.

Belgate Lawn Coppice is a site of historical significance as well. It has evidence of human activity dating back to the prehistoric period, with remnants of Iron Age settlements and Roman encampments discovered in the area.

Overall, Belgate Lawn Coppice is a charming woodland that offers a tranquil escape into nature. With its stunning scenery, diverse wildlife, and rich history, it is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a peaceful retreat in Herefordshire.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.26656/-2.9125278 or Grid Reference SO3763. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Trig pillar above Byton Common. Situated not at the summit, but where there is a view.
Trig pillar above Byton Common.
Situated not at the summit, but where there is a view.
Byton Common Some years ago, grazing ceased on Byton Common, although there were ponies on the common when this picture was taken. The common has now changed from downland to dense woodland complete with the dreaded bracken. The first trees to appear were hawthorn followed by oak ash and hazel.
Byton Common
Some years ago, grazing ceased on Byton Common, although there were ponies on the common when this picture was taken. The common has now changed from downland to dense woodland complete with the dreaded bracken. The first trees to appear were hawthorn followed by oak ash and hazel.
Shobdon Hill A long straight forest road near the top of Shobdon Hill. A lot of the forest has been recently felled, the trees being just over 30 years old. (I can remember the last time the felled the woods in Shobdon)
Shobdon Hill
A long straight forest road near the top of Shobdon Hill. A lot of the forest has been recently felled, the trees being just over 30 years old. (I can remember the last time the felled the woods in Shobdon)
Fields, Limebrook Wood and the hill beyond looking north-east from the road between Kinsham and Lingen
Fields, Limebrook Wood and the hill beyond
looking north-east from the road between Kinsham and Lingen
Upper Lugg valley Looking West towards the Welsh border along the upper Lugg valley from about SO367643 just to the north of Byton. The closest point of the border is only a mile or so from here
Upper Lugg valley
Looking West towards the Welsh border along the upper Lugg valley from about SO367643 just to the north of Byton. The closest point of the border is only a mile or so from here
Herefordshire Trail leading to Wapley Hillfort This is taken looking North from the Herefordshire Trail towards Combe Moor and Byton Moor from the ridge above Brandhill Wood
Herefordshire Trail leading to Wapley Hillfort
This is taken looking North from the Herefordshire Trail towards Combe Moor and Byton Moor from the ridge above Brandhill Wood
The Lugg Valley to the West of Byton The river is just out of shot to the left - Byton in the distance
The Lugg Valley to the West of Byton
The river is just out of shot to the left - Byton in the distance
Ford at Lower Yeld There is an old footbridge just to the right
Ford at Lower Yeld
There is an old footbridge just to the right
Byton Common Ponies on the Mortimer Trail
Byton Common
Ponies on the Mortimer Trail
Shobdon Hill Wood The Mortimer Trail runs along the forestry road which runs along the top of the long ridge which extends across two full squares. Large areas of conifers cleared but broadleaves left.
Shobdon Hill Wood
The Mortimer Trail runs along the forestry road which runs along the top of the long ridge which extends across two full squares. Large areas of conifers cleared but broadleaves left.
Combe Moor and Byton Moor Taken on a wet July day looking west from the hill above Park Wood just outside the square - Wapley Hill on the left
Combe Moor and Byton Moor
Taken on a wet July day looking west from the hill above Park Wood just outside the square - Wapley Hill on the left
Ryland's Wood
Ryland's Wood
Yeld Wood
Yeld Wood
View from bench seat above Byton The bench is located on the Mortimer Trail, the view is quite obscured by trees, as many views are in the Marches.
View from bench seat above Byton
The bench is located on the Mortimer Trail, the view is quite obscured by trees, as many views are in the Marches.
Pond at Lower Woodhouse Small pond adjacent to Lower Woodhouse farm. The historic farmhouse and farm buildings have been recently renovated and converted into dwellings.
Pond at Lower Woodhouse
Small pond adjacent to Lower Woodhouse farm. The historic farmhouse and farm buildings have been recently renovated and converted into dwellings.
Belgate Farm and Shobdon Hill Wood Mixed farm on slopes of Shobdon Hill.
Belgate Farm and Shobdon Hill Wood
Mixed farm on slopes of Shobdon Hill.
Shobdon - disused filling station
Shobdon - disused filling station
Shobdon - The Woodhouse
Shobdon - The Woodhouse
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Belgate Lawn Coppice is located at Grid Ref: SO3763 (Lat: 52.26656, Lng: -2.9125278)

Unitary Authority: County of Herefordshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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///pillows.remarking.bubble. Near Kinsham, Herefordshire

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