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The magnificient Douglas Fir trees on the lower slopes of Dodd Wodd are the prominent feature of this trail. These trees are selectively thinned to create gaps on the forest floor so that natural regenreation of Douglas For takes place. This is called continuous cover which means there is no clear felling required. The trail returns to the tearoom and car park.
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Douglas Fir Trail can be started from Dodd Wood Car Park in Dodd Wood. Keswick is the nearest town or village.
By Road:
From Keswick take the A591 towards Bothel. The forest entrance and car park are on the right opposite Mirehouse.
By Rail:
Nearest station Penrith.
OS Grid Reference: NY 234283
For details of public transport visit http://www.transportdirect.info
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