Woodland trees and bluebells in flower.

Where would you like to go today?

Side view of a man in an orange shirt, wearing a backpack, stroking a fern leaf in the forest.

Connect with nature this spring

Use the change in season as a reason to head outdoors for a woodland adventure. Discover some simple ways to tune into nature, from colour‑spotting to mindful movement under the trees.
Tune into nature

Spring forest visits

Bright green buds and young leaves on branches, against a blue sunny sky.

Spot the signs of spring

Explore the top signs of the season, from colourful wildflowers and fresh green leaves to birdsong.

See the signs
A view into an ancient woodland through dappled sunlight with bluebells on the forest floor.

Soak in the bluebells

Discover seven of our most beautiful bluebell woodlands, bursting with colour and wildlife.

Top bluebell walks
Three cyclists on a path through the forest.

Explore on wheels

Dust off your bike and rack up some miles on scenic forest paths.

Forest cycling
Woman holding a mug looking at the view from a tent

Stay overnight

Enjoy the spring sunshine a little longer with an overnight stay in the forest.

Stay the night
Side profile of a Spaniel on a forest path

Know before you go

Our forest, cycling and dog walking codes aim to ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable visit. Please read them before you travel.
Read the guidance
A person exploring the forest on an all-terrain mobility scooter

Hire an all-terrain mobility scooter

Visitors with limited mobility can enjoy a trail by hiring an off-road mobility scooter. Find your nearest forest and see what's on offer for your next visit.
Book a scooter