The Top 5 Natural Monuments around Hackleton
Hackleton’s landscape is a beautiful place to explore — something that you can best experience by visiting one of our 5
beautiful natural monuments around Hackleton. To help you find the one for, you can see all the details you need to explore the best natural monuments, and better plan your next outdoor adventure!
Last updated: January 14, 2026
Hiking: Oak in Salcey Forest
Highlight • Natural Monument
Once a medieval hunting forest, Salcey Forest is home to some majestic veteran oaks, some over 600 years old.
There are three waymarked walking trails, a cafe and toilet facilities, …
There are three waymarked walking trails, a cafe and toilet facilities, …
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Hunsbury Iron Age Hill Fort
Highlight • Natural Monument
Hunsbury Hill proper is little hard to find as it's surrounded by dense trees and shrubs on all sides, but keep following the paths and you will eventually see the …
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Little Linford Wood Nature Reserve
Highlight • Forest
Little Linford is a significant area of ancient woodland just to the north of Milton Keynes. Its mixture of centuries-old trees, younger trees and shrubs afford a great variety of …
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The Great Oak Tree
Highlight • Natural Monument
A fantastic looking tree for the kids to explore - Or, the adults to relive their youth 😁
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River Ouse Weir
Highlight • River
Nice little weir across the River Ouse. Field views for miles around and plenty of birds and wildlife to spot as you take in the scenery.
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