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Things to do

There are so many different things to do in the woods, from going for a simple stroll, spotting wildlife or even meditating or painting the ever-changing scenery.

Here you can find all of our activity ideas so you should never be stuck for things to do!

All(25), Autumn(9), Grow trees(1), Walks(10), Wildlife spotting(8), Parkour(1), Birds(1), Running(2), Photography(2), Winter(4), Nature spotting(1), Spring(8), Storytelling(2).

Fascinating fungi

Discover the fascinating world of mushrooms and other fungi

Walks in the West Midlands

Free to download walking guides for woods in the west midlands

Walks in the South East

We've found some of the best woods to enjoy a walk through the stunning scenery. Free downloads and links to sites with waymarked trails

Woodland walks in the East Midlands

We've selected some of the best woods in the East Midlands for walking.

Woodland walks in the North East

We've found some of the best woods in the North East to enjoy beautiful autumn colour. Free downloads and links to sites with waymarked trails.

Woodland walks in the South West

Check out this guide to the best woods in the south west.

Woodland walks in the North West

Kick up some leaves on a woodland walk, download these free walking guides for the north west of England

Woodland walks

Enjoy the fresh air and scenery on a walk in the woods

Running in woods

Try running in the woods where you are free from busy roads and have plenty of wildlife to spot as you run.

How to do parkour in the woods

Learn how to practice parkour and free running in the woods

Spring has sprung!

Keep an eye out for spring, it's on its way. This guide will help you spot the signs of spring.

Woods on film

Stand in the footsteps of film stars and witness movie history by visiting these woods which have been used as film locations.

The comings and goings of birds

Learn about the types of birds you can find in Britain and their migration patterns.

Fun, free ideas to keep all the family happy

Find fun, free activities to do in the woods with your family in the woods

How to take better photos in the woods

Learn how to take beautiful photos out in the woods with these free to download photography tips

Help VisitWoods by adding your photos

Help VisitWoods by uploading your woodland photos

Teachers' zone

Free outdoor education resources to help teachers make the most of their local woodland

Kids' zone

Fun, free activities for kids to do in the woods.

Spot snowdrops

Snowdrops are one of the first plants to flower making them one of the earliest signs of spring. Find out where to spot them.

Discover the hidden history of ancient woods and trees

Compare how your local trees are now to how they used to be when your grandparents were young

Spot red squirrels

It is the perfect time of year to watch red squirrles perform their acrobatic mating ritual. Learn about this rare native animal and find out where to spot them

New year's resolution ideas

Turn over a new leaf for 2011 with these new year's resolution ideas from VisitWoods.

Discover your local winter wonderland

Discover your local winter wonderland with these walks and free activities

My favourite winter walk

Follow in the footsteps of Ben Fogle, Dame Judi Dench and other celebrities on a winter walk.

Oak sapling emerging from an acorn (istock)

Gather seeds and grow trees

Gather seeds and grow them in to trees with these free downloads

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