Visiting Information
| Site Name | Woolland Hill |
|---|---|
| Facilities |
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| Map Reference | ST783058 |
| Directions |
Woolland Hill is a little remote from major settlements and main roads! The best way to approach it will vary depending on where you are coming from so I suggest you use a map or SatNav to find it ... |
WARNING: I have not been able to test all of these co-ordinates, they are based on where I placed the markers so use with care!
| Name | SatNav Coordinates |
|---|---|
| Car park | 50° 51' 6.5376" N, 2° 19' 30.09" W |
Any walk in the countryside is going to have its potential hazards but the primary aim of this function is to forewarn less able people of difficulties they may face although some may apply to other people as well.
| Hazard |
Comment |
Description |
|---|---|---|
| Steep Slopes | The reserve is on a steep slope |
Escarpments and downland are often left unfarmed and so have a diversity of plant life and become designated as nature reserves to protect those species that are present. Steep slopes in such environments can be a struggle to climb and the risk of falling will always be present and special care is needed. |
| Rough Ground | There are no well made paths here |
Nature reserves exist for the wildlife and plants that are found there and are not always visitor friendly, especially some smaller reserves. The ground on some reserves can be very rough going even when there are paths present and would not be passable by those who are less mobile. |
The blue pin mark the approximate centre of the reserve, the yellow pin(s) mark the approximate locations of parking places that enable you to access the reserve.
