Itineraries
Heritage trails
Weekend drives, not footpaths. Each route is a curated handful of sites — giants, churchyards, groves — plotted so you can drop it onto the atlas.
Welsh Giants
Llans, hollow boles, and contested millennia
Llangernyw · Defynnog · Discoed · Pennant Melangell Yews · Nevern Bleeding Yews
0/6 visited · Wales
Open route
Saxon Churchyards
Wessex minsters and the trees that stand with them
Boarhunt · Breamore · Brockenhurst
0/6 visited · Hampshire & Wiltshire
Open route
Thames Witnesses
Runnymede, a nunnery, and London's oldest tree
Ankerwycke · Totteridge · Iffley Yews
0/3 visited · Thames & London
Open route
Downland Groves
Wild yews of the chalk
Kingley Vale Grove · Coldwaltham · Wilmington
0/5 visited · South Downs
Open routeAbbeys & Origins
Ruins, cultivars, and a chapel inside a tree
Florence Court · Muckross Abbey Yews · Dryburgh Abbey
0/6 visited · Britain, Ireland & Normandy
Open routePowys Llans
The Radnorshire cluster Chetan was pointing at
Alltmawr · Llanfaredd · Aberedw
0/6 visited · Powys
Open routeKent Churchyards
The densest English ancient-yew county
Molash · Challock · Ulcombe Yews
0/6 visited · Kent
Open routeMarches Boles
Herefordshire and Shropshire giants
Linton · Peterchurch · Yazor
0/6 visited · Welsh Marches
Open route