Explore More Woodlands with BCA
Discover the beauty of Buxton’s woodlands with the Buxton Civic Association (BCA). Managing several scenic woodland areas, BCA invites visitors to enjoy the natural beauty, explore tranquil trails, and spot local wildlife – all while supporting vital our vital conservation work.
Discover BCA Woodlands
Our woodlands are perfect for walking, wildlife watching, and immersing yourself in nature. Highlights include:
- Gadley Woods: A peaceful retreat with a stream and stepping stones
- Sherbrook Woods: Ideal for dog-walking!
- Corbar Woods: Known for its striking Springtime Bluebells
Each woodland offers something unique, from shaded glades to open vistas, making them must-visit things to do in the Peak District.
Walk the ‘Ring of Trees’
For a more immersive experience, take on the Ring of Trees Walk—a circular route that connects many of BCA’s woodlands around Buxton. This scenic trail provides opportunities to enjoy lush landscapes, explore heritage-rich areas, and witness the changing seasons. You can buy a copy of the route from our shop at Poole’s Cavern Visitor Centre.
Flora and Fauna
BCA’s woodlands are home to an array of wildlife, including native birds, deer, and a variety of wildflowers and fungi. Some of the key species to look out for include:
