Charlotte's Web Traditional Cache

Reffley Wood is gradually returning to its ancient roots. The Wood consists of 130 acres of semi-ancient woodland, owned and managed by the Woodland Trust. It is situated in King’s Lynn and is often referred to as a ‘hidden gem’. It was bought by the Trust with donations from local residents and the Heritage Lottery Fund.

In the northeast corner is a row of veteran oaks, which once marked the parish boundary, and red oaks can be seen at the entrance.

Many flowers associated with ancient woodland thrive along the wide rides, including bluebells, primrose and wild garlic.

Generally a flat site, some paths stay dry throughout the year while others can become particularly wet in winter. Bear in mind that sections of the wood may be closed for management work at certain times.