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Top West Country parklands and forests as leaves expected to be more vibrant - BBC News

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Top West Country parklands and forests recommended for vibrant autumn walks

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The West Country offers numerous autumnal walks across parklands, forests, and nature reserves in Bristol, Gloucestershire, Somerset, and Wiltshire. Experts indicate that this year's displays will be exceptionally vibrant due to the summer's extreme heat, which caused trees to produce higher levels of sugar in their leaves.

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  • Autumn leaves are expected to display brighter shades of red, orange, and yellow following the summer's extreme heat.
  • Bristol locations include the Blaise Castle Estate, Leigh Woods, and Stoke Park Estate.
  • Gloucestershire features Westonbirt Arboretum, Mallards Pike in the Forest of Dean, and Pittville Park in Cheltenham.
  • Somerset offers walks at Horner Wood in Exmoor, Crook Peak, and Rodney Stoke Nature Reserve in the Mendip Hills.
  • Wiltshire highlights include the historic Stourhead estate, Coate Water Country Park, and Lydiard Park in Swindon.
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