Angling Spring Wood - Talking Trail

Within easy reach of Great Missenden the Angling Spring Wood Talking Trail is designed for family outings and schools, and takes an imaginative look at the wood and its inhabitants.

Listen! - Download the full 12 audio tracks now
Eleven skilled actors have contributed to the trail. Familiar voices include film actor Toby Jones, the voice of Dobby the House Elf in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.




Talking Trail Leaflet
Talking Trail map
Print off this leaflet to carry with you on your day out.





Travelling to Great Missenden
Easy directions to find the trail.






Have a look at photographs of the wood. Take your camera along to capture the wood in its seasonal shades.
View photographs of the wood




Met by the Green Man at the entrance, as you travel deeper into the woods you will find some very talkative trees with news and views on the woodland and its management. Even the Spring of Angling Spring Wood has something to say.

Eleven skilled actors have contributed to the trail. Familiar voices include film actor Toby Jones, the voice of Dobby the House Elf in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Toby's father, Freddie Jones, a character actor with an illustrious career in film, theatre and TV, (currently to be seen on the small screen as Sandy Jones in Emmerdale) is the Oak.

For families and walkers: Download the audio tracks to your MP3 player. Once you are out in the woods, specially carved wooden posts featuring local wildlife indicate each Listening Point. The trail takes about 1 ½ to 2 hours to complete. 

Wander through the woods to find the 10 carved posts, these correspond to the pictures on the map and your audio tracks.

More information

The trail has been produced by Oxford-based wildlife charity Siren Conservation Education - with assistance from Prestwood Nature, Chiltern Woodland Project, the Forestry and Woodlands Framework and Chiltern District Council.

Angling Spring Wood Talking Trail has been made possible with funding from the Forestry and Woodlands Framework, the Chilterns Conservation Board, Chiltern District Council and SEEDA.