Explore Longwood: Bluebell Trail & Castell Allt-goch

Explore Longwood: Bluebell Trail & Castell Allt-goch

Each spring, the Bluebell Trail in Longwood transforms into a breathtaking spectacle. As you step into the woodland, the floor becomes a vibrant carpet of native bluebells, their vivid blue blooms creating a magical under-tree display. These delicate flowers are a...
Explore the Beech Avenue Trail: A Scenic Woodland Walk

Explore the Beech Avenue Trail: A Scenic Woodland Walk

The Beech Avenue Trail is one of Longwood’s most enchanting woodland trails, defined by a striking avenue of mature beech trees. Their tall, straight trunks create a natural corridor, with branches arching overhead like a vaulted ceiling. In summer, sunlight filters...
🐉 The Dragon Sensory Trail: A Family Adventure in Nature

🐉 The Dragon Sensory Trail: A Family Adventure in Nature

The Dragon Sensory Trail is a woodland walk designed to delight families and spark children’s imaginations. Along the path, visitors are encouraged to pause, notice, and play—touching moss and bark, listening to birdsong, and taking in the fresh forest air. While...
How Grants Help Longwood Community Woodland Thrive

How Grants Help Longwood Community Woodland Thrive

At Longwood Community Woodland, we’re passionate about creating a welcoming space where people, wildlife, and nature can flourish together. From maintaining trails to running community projects, every step we take is about ensuring this woodland continues to be a...
Longwood: Restoring Ancient Woodland Beyond Monocultures

Longwood: Restoring Ancient Woodland Beyond Monocultures

For decades, tree plantations have been used as a quick way to reforest cleared land. Rows of fast-growing species—like pine or spruce—were planted for timber, pulp, or carbon offset projects. While these monocultures may look green from a distance, they lack the...