Ancient tree sites to visit
Visit famous and less well-known trees all around Britain, and explore some wonderful treescapes.
Find a site or an ancient tree to visit in your area. All sites are open to the public and many have been chosen as they demonstrate good management practice. Please note that we will be adding more trees and sites to this map over the coming weeks and months.
Click on the map to find a list of sites in your area, or use the dropdown below:
View heritage and named trees
133 trees recorded including oak, beech, small leaf lime and sweet chestnut.
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The Domesday Oak is thought to be about 700 years old. The trunk is held together by supporting timbers and wires, but photos of the tree show that the tree only collapsed relatively recently.
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Parkland ashes, oaks, common line, beech and alder in broad meadow.
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Wood pasture site with excellent oak, alder, ash and hawthorn.
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Hampstead Heath is one of London’s most popular open spaces. Its mosaic of habitats provides a resource for wildlife just 6km from Trafalgar Square.
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World Heritage Site with a 1,000+ year old oak, beech, former wood pasture and many other veteran trees.
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99 trees recorded including oak, beech, ash and champion Scots pine.
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One of the most famous trees in the country - associated with trade union struggles and the Martyrs' meetings in the 1830s.
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