Raincliffe and Forge Valley woods
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Woodland
- Nature and geology trails
- Throxenby mere and fishing
- Secret Wood events
- Boardwalks and bridleways
- Bird feeding station
- Bluebell wood
- National nature reserve
- Riverside walk
- Rich flora and fauna
- Site of Special Scientific Interest
- Friends of Raincliffe Woods
This semi-native woodland was once managed for the commercial production of timber. Now part of a National Nature Reserve, Raincliffe Woods is an oasis of flora and fauna.
This woodland is impressive at all times of the year. Spring brings with it a multitude of wild flowers such as Bluebells, Wood Anemones and Wood Sorrel, summer is a great time to venue in the woods for a picnic, autumn produces spectacular colour and winter highlights the magnificent structures of the trees.
A Site of Special Scientific Interest, this area was created during the last ice age and is an important part of Scarborough's geological history.



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