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1. www.woodlandtrust.org.uk › woods › hedley-hallHedley Hall - Visiting Woods - Woodland Trust

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   The 93-hectare (231-acre) Hedley Hall site lies next to the A6076, 3.2km (2 miles) south of Sunniside and 13.8km (8.6 miles) south of Newcastle. The woods occupy part of Hedley Fell overlooking Beamish Open Air Museum and the town of Stanley.

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2. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › Attraction_Review-g186394HEDLEY HALL WOODS (2024) All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go ...

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   Hedley Hall Woods is part of the forestry commission and appears under the woodland trust website. It’s sits close to the Metrocentre, Newcastle Upon Tyne and You can apparently follow a trail from the car park to Beamish Open air Museum 5 miles away.

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   • Location: Hedley House Hedley Lane

   • Hedley Hall Woods is open:Sun - Sat 00:00 - 23:59
   • Hotels near Hedley Hall Woods: (0.31 mi) Headley Hall (0.83 mi) Beamish Park Hotel (1.65 mi) Park Farm Hotel (2.06 mi) The Ball Alley (0.97 mi) Bea...
   • Restaurants near Hedley Hall Woods: (1.45 mi) Guiseppe's Italian Bistro (1.71 mi) Il Cancello Italian Restaurant (2.20 mi) Bayberry Hollow (3.17 mi...

3. www.komoot.com › highlight › 4087673Hedley Hall Woods Routes for Walking and Hiking | Komoot

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   Discover the best hikes and paths to Hedley Hall Woods in Lamesley, Gateshead. Explore it on the map and plan your own route to Hedley Hall Woods.

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4. seearoundbritain.com › venues › hedley-hall-woodsHedley Hall Woods, Tyne and Wear - See Around Britain

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   Opening Times. Always check with the venue directly for up-to-date information including opening times and admission charges as they may be subject to change. Transport. Amenities. Travel Information. For further travel information please see: www.traveline.info. Or call Traveline on 0871 200 22 33.

5. www.woodlandtrust.org.uk › 4459-hedley-hallHedley Hall - Woodland Trust

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   Hedley Hall is a large woodland creation site located in what was part of the Great North Forest and the site made a significant contribution towards creating the wider community forest. Located on Hedley Fell overlooking the town of Stanley and Beamish Open Air Museum, the wood is

6. www.gateshead.gov.uk › article › 7735Hedley Hall (Woodland Trust) - Gateshead Council

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   This tranquil site is a mix of ancient woodland, which cloaks the long, narrow valley of Ridley Gill, and established new native woodland planted in 1992, where medieval farmsteads once stood. For...

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   Where is Hedley Hall Woods?

   • Bracing day for a dog walk. Hedley Hall Woods is part of the forestry commission and appears under the woodland trust website. It’s sits close to the Metrocentre, Newcastle Upon Tyne and You can apparently follow a trail from the car park to Beamish Open air Museum 5 miles away.

   Hedley Hall Woods - Tripadvisor

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   Where is Hedley Hall?

   • Hedley Hall, just south of Newcastle, boasts new and ancient woodland. Visit for exciting and varied wildlife, and varied walks.

   Hedley Hall - Visiting Woods - Woodland Trust

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   Who designed Hedley Hall?

   • Named after the late and much missed Hedley Lamb, Hedley Hall was designed by Berwick architect David Dobbson. Newest area of the park ‘Back Croft’ was officially opened, followed shortly after by Lake Wood in January 2022. The Lamb Family branch out and expand by taking over the running and management of a new park – Lucker Country Park.

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   What to do in Hedley Hall?

   • You can follow part of the Tyne-Wear trail through Hedley Hall. Hedley Hall is a paradise for birdwatchers. The early months of the year are the time to hear the drumming of woodpeckers and to listen out for the call of the cuckoo as spring approaches. The woods are soon teeming with summer visitors, such as swallows, swifts and redstarts.

   Hedley Hall - Visiting Woods - Woodland Trust

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   Is Hedley Hall Woods a good place to walk a dog?

   • Today was the first time I had visited Hedley Hall Woods. It is a beautiful, tranquil place with scenic views. A great place to go for a dog walk ... however, irresponsible dog walkers who do not clean up after their dog are SELFISHLY spoiling the enjoyment for others. There is a dog waste bin available, so there is absolutely no excuse.

   Hedley Hall Woods - Tripadvisor

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   What kind of trees grow at Hedley Hall?

   • The site has three distinct types of high forest woodland: oak-hazel in the north, and wet alder and ash-elm as you move south. After Hedley Hall first came into our care in the 1990s, we planted some of the wood with native broadleaved trees and shrubs on former arable and pasture land.

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8. barmoorcastle.co.uk › our-storyOur Story | Barmoor Castle

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   Opened on Sunday 22nd July 2018, Hedley Hall saw the realisation of a dream of Jamie, Ann and Jodi to create a true hub for activities in the park. Named after the late and much missed Hedley Lamb, Hedley Hall was designed by Berwick architect David Dobbson.