Forestry Commission Sites

 

Alice Holt Forest

Farnham - This ancient forest is famous for its oak trees which once supplied timber for navy ships. Whether you have come to walk, cycle, picnic, or see the wildlife, there is something at Alice Holt for everyone who loves the countryside.
OS Grid Ref SU 810 420
 

Micheldever Woods

Winchester - A predominantly beech wood with some conifer.
Mammals: There are Fallow deer and Roe deer in the wood. You may also see Hares among the plantation trees.
Birds: You may hear the call of buzzards overhead as well as many of the species of common woodland birds.
Habitats: Wildflowers are plentiful in the open grass areas, look for the pretty patches of crown vetch.
OS grid ref SU 529 362
 

Bere

Wickham - It is a mixture of woodland, open space, heathland, farmland and downland. Together with the remaining 19th century oak and modern 20th century conifer plantations, there are areas of retained scrub and coppice, streams, ponds and an extensive network of rides and paths.
The many habitats provide an excellent area for nature lovers, whatever the season. There are walking and cycling opportunities within the forest ideal for all abilities.
Access either from the A32 Meon Valley Road, north of Wickham or at Hundred Acres.
OS Grid Ref SU 597 122