Woodland walksWatch the season bloom before your eyes on a woodland walk this spring. Live map: snowdropsAppearing between January and March, snowdrops mark the beginning of spring. Find out when the first were spotted on Nature's Calendar and tell us if you've spotted them too. Snowdrop factsFind out what the snowdrop looks like, where to find them and lots of fascinating facts. Test your knowledge with our fun quiz. North: Miltonrigg Woods, CumbriaWith its wheel and pushchair friendly surfaces this wood is a great day out for all the family. Home to lots of wildlife so why not take some spotter sheets? South East: Joyden's Wood, KentJust 13 miles from London, this hilltop wood is perfect for history lovers. Hunt around for 2000 year old roundhouses and other interesting features. Wales: Coed y FoelThis picturesque woodland is popular with local walkers. With a great choice of footpaths you'll be able to explore a different part every visit. Scotland: Glen Finglas, StirlingDescribed as all the Highlands in miniature because of the dramatic contrasts in scenery, from snow capped mountains to stunning lakes. Northern Ireland: Carnmoney Hill, AntrimTake a walk back in time at Carnmoney. Look out for viking tunnels and stand at the top of the hill where bronze age man once stood, 2000 years ago to watch out over Belfast city. |
