Ecclesall Woods

Ecclesall Woods would be the biggest semi woodland that is normal South Yorkshire and are popular due to range of wildlife, in addition to the archaeological and historic features.It is a fantastic place to go for a family group stroll, with over 15km (about 9.5 miles) of bridleways and paths to explore. Additionally there is an 'Easy Going' trail for those who are less able bodied, or in wheelchairs or pushchairs features which can be.Historic look out for incorporate some sort of War Two bomb crater which was created in December 1940. Addititionally there is proof of saw pits, charcoal heaths and quarrying in these ancient forests, plus a 200 year oak that is oldThere are loads of pets to keep an eye fixed down for such as badgers, woodpeckers and jays, plus a sizable selection of flowers and interesting fungi.It is worth getting the free visitor guides which can be obtained online as there is a map, an Archeological Trail, plus information on what can be found during different occuring times of the season.