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]]>These gorgeous trees are spread out over a steep hill on the edge of Oban. While there are well-trodden paths running through, these woods still have a wild feel to them. Greenery explodes from all angles come springtime, and through this dense flora you’ll catch glimpses of the sea and nearby islands.
The Fingle Gorge follows the path of the River Teign, and the stunning valley is covered with woodland. You can pick any spot along the gorge and you’ll find yourself among glorious trees covered in ivy, ferns, and lichen. These forests feel like you’ve wandered straight into a fairytale.
This beautiful area is one of the oldest forests in Wales, and the ancient trees continue to provide incredible habitats and a wonderful place to visit. In the spring you’ll find bluebells dotted across the forest floor, and plenty of wildlife buzzing around.
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]]>Miles upon miles of ancient coniferous forest make up Germany’s Black Forest. This really is a magical realm, and you can absolutely imagine a character from Grimm’s fairy tales wandering through these woods. Stay in one of the many campsites so you can explore the forest on foot, and don’t forget to try the regional delicacy of Black Forest Gateaux.
Situated just outside of Athens, these woods feature ancient oak, lemon, and olive trees. There are foot and bike paths, and many picnic areas where you’ll see Athenians relaxing on a Sunday. If you’re up for a challenge, hike all the way up to the peak and gaze out at views across the woods, towards Athens and the sea.
This is the second largest mixed beech-fir forest in Europe and is set amongst spectacular scenery as it straddles the boundary of the Pyrenees National Park. Visiting in autumn is particularly special, as the beech leaves transform to a deep gold or red and the warm Spanish sun lights them up.
Forests are seriously special places, and Europe has plenty to choose from. With their natural beauty and cultural charm, each of these forests would make a perfect vacation destination.
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]]>The post 3 Forests in the UK to Head for in Springtime appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>These gorgeous trees are spread out over a steep hill on the edge of Oban. While there are well-trodden paths running through, these woods still have a wild feel to them. Greenery explodes from all angles come springtime, and through this dense flora you’ll catch glimpses of the sea and nearby islands.
The Fingle Gorge follows the path of the River Teign, and the stunning valley is covered with woodland. You can pick any spot along the gorge and you’ll find yourself among glorious trees covered in ivy, ferns, and lichen. These forests feel like you’ve wandered straight into a fairytale.
This beautiful area is one of the oldest forests in Wales, and the ancient trees continue to provide incredible habitats and a wonderful place to visit. In the spring you’ll find bluebells dotted across the forest floor, and plenty of wildlife buzzing around.
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]]>The post Three of the Best Forests in Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Miles upon miles of ancient coniferous forest make up Germany’s Black Forest. This really is a magical realm, and you can absolutely imagine a character from Grimm’s fairy tales wandering through these woods. Stay in one of the many campsites so you can explore the forest on foot, and don’t forget to try the regional delicacy of Black Forest Gateaux.
Situated just outside of Athens, these woods feature ancient oak, lemon, and olive trees. There are foot and bike paths, and many picnic areas where you’ll see Athenians relaxing on a Sunday. If you’re up for a challenge, hike all the way up to the peak and gaze out at views across the woods, towards Athens and the sea.
This is the second largest mixed beech-fir forest in Europe and is set amongst spectacular scenery as it straddles the boundary of the Pyrenees National Park. Visiting in autumn is particularly special, as the beech leaves transform to a deep gold or red and the warm Spanish sun lights them up.
Forests are seriously special places, and Europe has plenty to choose from. With their natural beauty and cultural charm, each of these forests would make a perfect vacation destination.
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