Walk Leader
Richard Ellis
Capacity
6
Images taken on this walk cannot be used for commercial gain. By booking on this walk you are deemed to have agreed to this condition and that you will not use your images for commercial gain.
Burnham Beeches is a national Nature Reserve as well as a site of special scientific interest. It is owned by the City of London and has some of the oldest pollarded beech trees in the country.
During our guided walk we will be exploring the many avenues and paths in the forest and visiting some of the spectacular beech trees. Our visit is timed to hopefully take in some of the glorious autumn colours for which this woodland is rightfully famous. The images attached give an idea of what is available to photograph.
Participants should wear boots or wellingtons and be prepared for muddy conditions.
Walk Location
51.556239797017, -0.62170457560569
Walk Directions
We will meet in the car park at Burnham Beeches at 09:30 for our walk which will last about 3 hours. The postcode is SL2 3TF; coordinates are (51.55624, -0.62205) I will take the group on a guided walk but there is also the opportunity to go off on your own and just meet the group back for lunch. There is a cafe on site or you can bring a packed lunch.
Accessibility
Participants will be walking a mixture of broad tracks, boardwalks and rough terrain with tree roots. There are some short steep tracks to navigate. The terrain can be muddy after rain. We will walk up to 4 miles.
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