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Micheldever Wood

(Average user rating5 unrated 4.8/5)
 
A large maturing beech wood with some areas of mature conifer.

How to get there:

Micheldever is the nearest town or village.

From Junction 9 on M3, travel north on A33, turn right on to Northington Lane. Car Park is half a mile down lane on left hand side.

OS Grid Reference: SU530363
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User Comments

Anon i like dogs but why can't you put it in a few bags and take it home the woods are for all to enjoy and then there is the blindness disease to children have a thought for other users of the wood dennis standing behind annon why???

Anonymous, 1/May/2011
4 Stars 4 Stars

worth the drive,lonely car park but blue bells are great.

peter g, 25/Apr/2011

I agree with Matt, just because there's a 'stick and flick' policy, doesn't mean you couldn't take your dog poo home with you. I'm fed up with having the stinking mess in the tread of my boots, stinking the car out until I can get home and deal with it. AND THIS COMMENT COMES FROM AN EX-DOG OWNER AND LOVER...

Anonymous, 23/Apr/2011
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Mature beech

Facilities and Activities

WalkingCycling
Walking
There is a waymarked trail that goes from the car park and guides the visitor to sites of archaeological interest. The walk takes about 30 minutes, stout footwear required in wet conditions.
Cycling
There are no waymarked cycle routes but cycling is permitted.

Contact:

South East England Recreation Officer

What's of interest

Spectacular and very popular display of Bluebells in the spring. Several sites of archaeological interest on a waymarked trail.