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Tree Trail

Did you know that there are more than 3,000 trees in Greenwich Park? They include a legendary oak tree and ancient sweet chestnuts, as well as many mature and veteran species.

These trees are of tremendous values to wildlife. Gnarled old trees have rotten holes and loose flaps of bark that provide vital habitats for woodland birds, bats, rare invertebrates and fungi.

So pull on your walking shoes and head out into the park to discover more about the incredible trees on your doorstep!

Download the Greenwich Park Tree Trail

The Trees of Greenwich Park 

The Grand Plan
Charles II's Versailles-inspired park

A Famous Tree
The story of Queen Elizabeth's Oak

A Changing Treescape
Artistic inspiration through the ages

Inspiring Trees
Celebrated artists inspired by the park

Trees in Trouble
The impact of weather, war and more

Redefining the Grand Plan
Restoring a historic landscape

Revealing the Future
The project - 15 years after completion

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