Woodlands and grasslands
We manage and maintain a variety of woodlands and grasslands across Derbyshire.
We are responsible for 1,000 hectares of woodland, ranging from ancient woodlands to new plantations, many of which are open to the public.
The East Derbyshire Woodlands Project, is a project we run that creates new woodlands and brings neglected woodlands into management for people, wildlife and timber across the east side of the county.
For more information please email countrysideservice@derbyshire.gov.uk.
The following countryside sites all have woodland or grassland areas accessible to the public:
- Black Rocks
- Breadsall Cutting
- Five Pits Trail
- Frith Wood
- Glapwell Countryside Site
- Grin Low
- Holmewood Woodlands
- Kirk Hallam Lake and Meadows
- Linacre Reservoirs
- Mousley Bottom
- Pewit Carr Local Nature Reserve
- Riddings Wood
- Sett Valley Trail
- Shaw Wood
- Sleet Moor Wood and Colliery Plantation
- Tibshelf Ponds
- Unstone Railway Path
- Westthorpe Hills
