빈리 우즈 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A great day out, take a picnic and the kids

Go there, find stuff out, enhance your hike

A lovely pool great for bird spotting

If you're not afraid of heights then go for a walk in the trees

A great view shame about the bird do do

An unexpected find, he looms out for the trees

In this section of the woods, you'll find a wonderful display of seasonal bluebells.

Brandon Wood is a 178 acre forestryb situated about 6km east of Coventry. The woods feature a wide variety of flora including over 330 plant species and more than 50 species of tree, that provide habitat for a beautiful array of wildlife including Muntjac deer, buzzard, sparrowhawk, kestrel and great spotted woodpeckers.

The visitor's centre at Coombe Abbey Park features a café, car park, toilet facilities, and some information about the park. It's a great place to begin or end a walk and have a refuel surrounded by beautiful scenery.

Great place to see swans and herons by the Top Pond.

Great place for views of Coombe Abbey and the lake with bird life.

The path passes through the heart of New Close Wood, which is predominately oak woodland with ash and frequent silver birch. Other woody species to look out for include hazel, holly, rowan, aspen, field maple and elm. Honeysuckle is generally quite frequent with its tangle of fraying stems creating a lacework of twisted branches between closely growing trees and shrubs. The ground flora is equally interesting with bluebell, wood anemone, wood sorrel, foxglove, lords and ladies, greater stitchwort, herb robert, wood avens, skull cap, enchanter's nightshade, red campion and an array of fern tussocks.

This route starts from the majestic Coombe Abbey Country Park and takes the 12 'o' clock ride (bridleway) to Coventry Stadium (home of Coventry speedway). The route is traffic free and a great way to improve your confidence on a bike.

Coombe Abbey Park is a country park that was developed from the grounds of a Cistercian abbey. The 500 acres (202 ha) of garden, woodland and lakeside were designed by Capability Brown, hailed as England's greatest gardener, in the 18th century. The park includes a Site of Special Scientific Interest and has been awarded Green Flag status.

Part of it is hard pack for wheelchair use

Trail through the forest that turns in to a gravel track which avoids the main road. A really nice way to link Binley Woods and Coombe Country Park.