The Grizedale Forest Park is managed by the Forestry Commission. It is located amidst the Cumbrian Mountains and within the Lake District National Park. The Forestry Commission has often been criticized for its insensitive approach to reforestation in England. Grizedale attempts to balance economic forestry with aesthetic and recreational enjoyment of forest trails.
- RIGHT: The view from a forest walk over Grizedale Beck. The forest is situated on rolling countryside with stream-filled valleys.
- BOTTOM RIGHT: Grizedale is a working forest with many creative sculptures within it. This sculpture is called the Standing Stone, by Karl Lewis. It has been there since 1991.
- BOTTOM LEFT: Everyone needs a break along the way and this sculpture was a perfect resting spot. This sculpture is called the Wolves, by Sally Matthews. It has been there since 1993.
| Home | Study Abroad | Postcards |