Dockey Wood
This delightful little bluebell wood is part of the wider Ashridge Estate in the Chilterns. The wood is very popular in the spring months as it is covered in carpets of bluebells. Please stick to the paths marked by the National Trust when you visit the site.
You can park at the car park on Beacon Road which gives access to the wood. Then extend your walk by following the public footpaths running to Ward's Hurst Farm, the Ringshall Coppice and Ivinghoe Common.
You can further extend your walk by picking up the long distance Ashridge Boundary Trail and exploring 5,000 acres of woodlands, commons and chalk downland.
Postcode
HP4 1NF - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsDockey Wood Ordnance Survey Map 
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Dockey Wood Open Street Map 
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Dockey Wood OS Map 
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Dockey Wood Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
Just to the south you can visit the villages of Little Gaddesden and Great Gaddesden. Around here you can explore the splendid Ashridge House Estate and enjoy some pleasant trails along the River Gade.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Wall to wall Bluebells, Dockey Wood,Ashridge Common. Almost the entire woodland floor is carpeted with flowers in the springtime.
Spring on Ivinghoe Common. The full flush of bluebells and newly leafing trees make a spectacular display on Ashridge at Ivinghoe Common.
Sheep in the fields just to the east of the woods.
A herd of deer running through the field adjacent to the wood.