Discussion For those based in the UK: any thick forests ?

[ManWithNoName]

I'm wondering if any of the UK members could recommend an area of the UK that is thick forests, with trees that have branches worthy enough to hang from. Please advise—thanks.

 

[Jumper Geo]

There are quite a few big forests in the UK, The closest one to London is Epping Forest but there is a link below.

The top ten largest forests in the UK - Gabriel Hemery

Official website of Gabriel Hemery — British author, tree photographer, and forest scientist. Join him in celebrating the wonders of trees, woods, and forests.

gabrielhemery.com

Cheers

Geo

 

[ManWithNoName]

There are quite a few big forests in the UK, The closest one to London is Epping Forest but there is a link below.

The top ten largest forests in the UK - Gabriel Hemery

Official website of Gabriel Hemery — British author, tree photographer, and forest scientist. Join him in celebrating the wonders of trees, woods, and forests.

gabrielhemery.com

Cheers

Geo

Thanks. Epping looks beautiful. Very similar to the northeastern USA, but there are a few elements to Epping forest that make it unique.

As an American I have heard of Sherwood Forest because if I'm not mistaken, that is where the famous fictional Robin Hood story takes place. But from what I can tell on just photos off the web, Sherwood doesn't seem to have the sturdy trees needed for hanging.

I noticed too that there seems to be a yacht club in Epping forest which I think is a bit comical because in the States it has been my experience that yacht clubs are always by the ocean, or very large lakes.

 

[NoWayOut22]

plenty of forests in northumberland. beautiful area. near kielder castle.

 

[PaxAmerica]

I'm wondering if any of the UK members could recommend an area of the UK that is thick forests, with trees that have branches worthy enough to hang from. Please advise—thanks.

Wow I think about this too. Somewhere natural where I can just end it and not be found in time.