Discover Dartmoor’s forests and woodlands managed by Forestry England.
Explore trails, spot wildlife, and enjoy some of Dartmoor National Park’s beautiful woodlands.
Who are Forestry England?
Forestry England cares for many of Dartmoor’s woodlands and forests, helping to create thriving habitats for wildlife and providing places for people to enjoy the outdoors.
Working across some of Dartmoor’s best-know forest sites, Forestry England manages woodlands for nature, recreation, and future generations.
Their work includes maintaining walking, cycling, and multi-use trails, improving access, planting trees, and protecting important wildlife habitats.
Forestry England on Dartmoor
Dartmoor’s forests offer opportunities to explore peaceful woodland, enjoy adventures, and discover Dartmoor’s nature and history.
From scenic walking routes and cycling trails to wildlife watching and picnic areas, there are plenty of ways to experience these special places.
Forestry England manages several woodland sites across and close to Dartmoor including;
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Bellever Forest
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Fernworthy Forest
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Canonteign Forest
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Great Plantation
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Lydford Forest
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Denham Wood
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Cann Wood
Find out more
Visit the Foresty England website to discover trails, activities, accessibility information and the latest updates for visiting Dartmoor forests.
Caring for Dartmoor’s forests
Forestry England works to balance recreation with conservation, to create healthy woodlands that support biodiversity.
Visitors can play their part by respecting wildlife, following local guidance, and leaving no trace when exploring.
