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Chalkney Wood

(Average user rating4 unrated 4/5)
 
Chalkney Wood is an appealing example of an ancient woodland in transition from plantation to native species.

How to get there:

Earls Colne and Essex are the nearest towns or villages.

Turn on the Tey Road at the Carved Angel Pub in Earls Colne. After half a mile turn left at sharp bend.

OS Grid Reference: TL871279
For details of public transport visit http://www.transportdirect.info


User Comments

5 Stars 5 Stars

Have been to these woods 3 times in the last week and we've loved it each time. Beautiful sights, sounds and scents.

Sue Evans, 15/Apr/2012
5 Stars 5 Stars

living very c,oes to the woods means I go there most weekends, it's a great place to go with families or to go mountain biking as there are quite a few jumps there.

Charlie felstead, 13/Mar/2012
1 Star 1 Star

The wood was truly beautiful. The experience with my family was blighted by the unbelievable amount of dog excrement. It was everywhere.

Anonymous, 8/Oct/2011
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Contact:

Nigel Turner
01394 450164
e-mail: nigel.turner@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

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