A public route linking Forestry England sites where redwoods and allied conifers make the main visit memorable, from New Forest avenues to major arboreta in Gloucestershire, Kent, and Norfolk.
Coast redwood avenue drive in the New Forest
Major arboretum stop with giant sequoias and coast redwoods
Tetbury · Gloucestershire
Westonbirt is a major Forestry England arboretum in Gloucestershire, created nearly 200 years ago and now spread across a vast landscape of woodland and specimen plantings. Its collections include notable giant sequoias and coast redwoods among one of Britain’s great tree-focused visits.
National Pinetum stop in Kent
Goudhurst · Kent
A arboretum in Goudhurst, Kent, England , dawn redwood (Metasequoia glyptostroboides).
Sequoia Avenue stop in Thetford Forest
Lynford · Norfolk
Lynford Arboretum is a public Forestry England arboretum in Thetford Forest, historically associated with the Lynford Hall estate. It is known for Sequoia Avenue, a double row of giant sequoias planted in the nineteenth century, alongside a wider collection of specimen trees.
A starter route linking publicly accessible redwood places, from village avenues and historic parks to gardens and woodland sites.
A south-west England route through public estates and gardens where Victorian planting and mild climate have produced memorable redwood stops across Devon, Somerset, and Dorset.
A long-form Scotland route linking public gardens with especially atmospheric redwood plantings, from lochside designed landscapes in the south-west to botanic and Highland gardens further north.
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