Brayton Barff
📍 SelbyNorth Yorkshire
Ancient oak woodland on a small hill just off the Selby bypass, known for spring bluebells
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Free to walk in the woodland
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Brayton Barff is a popular ancient woodland on a low hill near Selby, with mature oaks, a Scots pine plantation and around five acres of grassland. In spring the woodland floor is carpeted with bluebells. Access is from Barff Lane.
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