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Two Mile Bottom
 

The magnificent beeches lining the A134 at this site provide the setting for one of the most attractive picnic spots within the forest. Despite its proximity to the road, the splendour of the beech canopy affords an atmosphere of peace and tranquility. An open area next to the car park gives opportunities for those wishing to picnic or play during their stay. Here, heather and grasses add a splash of colour and interest for insects such as butterflies, bees, reminiscent of the former Breckland heaths.........................................................This is one of a number of forest sites participating in a pay by phone trial. The cost is £1 per visit. For more details follow the link to Pay by Phone from the right of this page.

Walking trails

    A Guide Map showing 26 trails around the forest is available for £2 from High Lodge Forest Centre or from the Forest Office (Office hours only).
    Green Walk
    Yellow Walk

How to get there:

Thetford is the nearest town or village.
OS Grid Reference: TL 846 876

Take the A134, Thetford to Mundford road.
Approximately two miles outside of Thetford, turn right signposted Two Mile Bottom picnic site.

Other places to go in Thetford Forest Park

Beech trees with spring foliage

Facilities:

InformationParking

Activities

Picnic
Walking A Guide Map showing 26 trails around the forest is available for £2 from High Lodge Forest Centre or from the Forest Office (Office hours only).
Green Walk
Yellow Walk

Contact:

Recreation Rangers



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