令人愉快的博斯托尔森林步道

Delightful stretches of ancient woodland reveal nature in all its variety and splendour. This section begins at Bostall Woods, originally known as 'Old Park Wood'. In 1906 the woods were described as picturesque and charming beyond description, densely planted with Scots Pine. By 1939 they had been ravaged by a beetle infestation and only a few tree's survived. The route ends near Oxleas Wood, designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and Local Nature Reserve, it contains a variety of trees including oak, birch, hornbeam and alder.