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The wood, known as Stancliffe, is located on a private forest track midway between Sheffield and the Peak District National Park. The 8.5-acre woodland is situated on a modest hill with gentle slopes, except for a steeper area towards the southwest boundary. The wood is composed of mixed conifers, including Scots, Corsican, and lodgepole pine, as well as larch and Norway spruce, and has a variety of hardwoods such as beech, birch, rowan, and oak scattered throughout. A stone track with 4x4 access allows for vehicular access to the wood, with possible access in 2WDs in dry weather. There are also small paths throughout the wood.