North Dean Wood
📍 GreetlandWest Yorkshire
Hillside oak and birch wood above Greetland with old quarry tracks and part of the Calderdale Way
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What’s free
Free public access to the woodland and footpaths
About
A 50 hectare oak and birch wood on the hillside outside Greetland, owned by Calderdale Council. Many of its paths follow old tracks used to carry stone from the disused quarries, and part of the Calderdale Way runs through it. Over 60 kinds of bird have been recorded here.
Good to know
Costs to know about: Small free car park on Stainland Road (B6112)
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