Wardley Wood

This small wood is a glorious ancient woodland on a hillside in the undulating hills of Rutland. Accessible only on foot, or by horseback via the bridleway.

How to get there:

Uppingham is the nearest town or village.

Wardley wood can be accessed on foot using the public footpaths from Uppingham (B79) and Wardley village (E248).

OS Grid Reference: SP 833993

Activities:

Contact:

Northants Office

01780 444920
e-mail: northants@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

What's of interest

Come to Wardley for refreshment for mind, body and soul. It is such a quiet woodland that creatures such as deer, fox and badger find refuge here. Even if you miss them, their tracks can be found in muddy areas.

What else is here

In Wardley Wood there is also
wild woods

Find out more

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