The ‘Needs to Know’
Distance: Up to you…Have a wander
Time to walk: However long you want…who cares 😉
Difficulty: Easy woodland path walking. May be muddy at times
Parking: Small off road parking area
Public toilets: None
Map of the route: There’s no route. This is a map of my meanderings
The ‘Stubbs’ are an amazing place & one of the best place to see bluebells in May, but there’s so much more to these beautiful woods than that
Everdon Stubbs is an ancient woodland with a mix of English & sessile oak, lowland birch, sweet chestnut & sycamore. Bluebells & rare wild daffodils provide colour in spring. A prehistoric Saxon burial site remains on the site’s northern boundary along with a host of other archaeological features found across the woodland
So…..I don’t have an official walk for you to follow….just a place to explore…..
Go Walk!
I don’t need to say anymore apart from…
Go Walk 🙂