Hem Heath Woods — Attraction in Stoke-on-Trent

Quiet peaceful and has good paths for woodland. Can be muddy in places. No toilets or catering facilities but it's ideal to take children to explore the woodland. You MUST keep an eye on children as some trees, as is natural for a woodland, are fallen due to weather conditions. I believe this wood is managed by Staffordshire wildlife Trust so if you are concerned then please advise the Trust. Whilst there are paths, some but not all may be wheelchair accessible. However unless the wheelchair user has electric assistance or lots of upper body strength or a physically fit person with them, parts of the woodland would be difficult to access with narrow pathways, mud and tree roots across...

A really tranquil spot with a complex of i think 4? Interlinked woods. Easy walking, can be a little boggy when you leave the main track and if you get confused when you do wander off: If the sound of the railway is on your right you are headed towards world of Wedgood, If it is on your left you are headed back towards the car park at the Trentham end of the world. I do recommend it early in the day in Autumn to catch the golden sunlight. Squirrels, Herons, Dormice and if you are a twitcher lots of bird song. I do like to sit inside the areas off the track (especially on a windy day) and 'forest' bathe. The smells and sounds of the woods are...

Hem heath woods again a nature exquisite walk theirs a very nice feel to this place example just stop and you can here nature thriving birds singing theirs a ling path from this location to the Wedgewood centre again a very tranquil walk ... Would seriously recommend to anyone who's looking for a escape from the busy world we live in this shows nature at its best which we all take for granted... Take a walk .. to Hem Heath woods named after the historic Hem heath mine that was their from the 1950s the area as now business complexes shopping and a very nice housing development still in...