Eaves Wood
Eaves Wood spreads across Carboniferous limestone above Silverdale, a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest rich in trees, fungi and wildflowers. Ash, hazel, sessile oak and small-leaved lime grow over outcrops of limestone pavement, sheltering one of the area's red squirrel populations. Paths climb to King William's Hill and the Pepperpot, a Victorian monument with views over the bay.
- limestone-pavement woodland
- the Pepperpot folly
- red squirrels and rare flora
Best for a wildlife-rich woodland walk with a viewpoint finish.
Things to see at Eaves Wood
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- The Pepperpot Folly
- Limestone Woodland Floor
- Ancient Hazel Coppice
- Hilltop Viewpoint