Jubilee Woods
Selected Wild Place / Other Wild Places / Public Rights of Way / VC55 boundary
Jubilee Woods is located to the north of The Outwoods and beside Woodhouse Lane, both offering access points into the site.
There is free parking layby parking along Woodhouse Lane, and public toilet facilities by the entrance to The Outwoods.
Bus information can be found here: https://bustimes.org/localities/nanpantan
- Woodland
- Open access
https://www.leicscountryparks.org.uk/jubilee-woods/
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Jubilee Wood comprises ten hectares of mixed woodland with rocky outcrops, and was presented to Leicestershire County Council in 1977 to commemorate the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. The site is part of the network of woods to the south west of Loughborough that includes the Outwoods and Beacon Hill. Although this is the newest of these woods, it is maturing well and offers good walking routes across this part of Leicestershire.
Great Wood-sedge and Remote Sedge have been recorded here. A number of fungi species have also been found.
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