Warren Hill and Powell's Forest
Warren Hill is grazed by our conservation herd of longhorn cattle in July and August. If you see our cows while in the area, please be mindful that they are livestock and not pets, keep a respectful distance, and keep dogs on leads around them.
Warren Hill is effectively the 'summit' of Buckhurst Hill and the forest here once formed the centre of a deer park belonging to Henry VIII. The area is home to a number of impressive veteran trees and sports some spectacular grasslands ideal for picnics in the warmer months.
Things to do in Warren Hill and Powell's Forest
- Explore the area on foot, by bike, on horseback or with your dog
- Walk our Willow Trail and explore Connaught Water
- Visit nearby Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge, heart of the medieval deer park that Warren Wood once belonged to
- Bring a picnic and enjoy lunch in the woods
Epping Forest map PDF (256KB)
Date submitted: 20/11/19Willow trail PDF (220KB)
Date submitted: 20/11/19Parking and travel info
By train
Warren Hill is a 1.3km (0.8 mile) walk from Loughton station on the Central Line.
By car
Street parking is available in the surrounding area.
Please visit our car parking page for opening and closing times for each of our car parks.