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Puzzlewood, Gloucestershire - This picturesque area of ancient woodland looks like something out of a fairytale.

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Puzzlewood, Gloucestershire - It's no wonder that it served as the  inspiration for Middle Earth in 'The Lord of the Rings'. 

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Rydal Water, Cumbria - The Lake District is one of the most popular natural tourism destinations in Britain.

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Rydal Water, Cumbria - With spectacular spots such as Rydal Water, it's no surprise as to why.

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Tay Forest, Perth and Kinross - The incredible Tay Forest in Scotland his home to some of the tallest trees in the UK.

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Tay Forest, Perth and Kinross - These beautiful trees are what make the area so enchanting, and a great choice for those wanting to hike this autumn.

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Tollymore Forest, County Down - This magical forest in Northern Ireland includes a array of historical sites.

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Tollymore, County Down - The woodland area is so beautiful that it has been used as a set for 'Game of Thrones' and 'Dracula Untold'.

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Puck's Glen, Argyll and Bute - This beautiful ravine in Scotland definitely looks like it could be home to a mythical creature.

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Puck's Glen, Argyll and Bute - The trail that follows the stream down to the river Eachaig is very popular with hikers.

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Wistman's Wood, Dartmoor - The unique woodland area in the West Country is one of the oldest oak forests in the country.

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Wistman's Wood, Dartmoor - The gnarled limbs of its trees have inspired countless myths and legends throughout history.

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New Forest, Hampshire - The New Forest is famous for its wildlife, and is one of the only places in the UK where you can spot wild ponies roaming free.

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New Forest, Hampshire - It is a popular camping spot with families, and is also great for cycling.

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Glen Affric, Highland - This valley in the Highlands is one of many picturesque natural scenes in Scotland.

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Glen Affric, Highland - The woods, the lake and the mountains together make an incredible scene.

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Trossachs, Stirling - This large area of wooded forests and lakes in central Scotland has been the inspiration for many painters and poets.

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Trossachs, Stirling - Its elevated areas make it an ideal location for mountain-biking.

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Cragside, Northumberland - This incredible country estate in the north of England includes some beautiful woodland.

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Cragside, Northumberland - The manor and its grounds all belong to the National Trust, and include a grade-II listed iron bridge.

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Ashdown Forest, Sussex - Ashdown Forest is an ancient woodland just south of London.

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Ashdown Forest, Sussex - It makes a great getaway for anyone wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

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Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire - Everyone knows Sherwood Forest as the home of the legendary Robin Hood.

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Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire - Stories aside, the forest is also a fantastic place to go for a walk.

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Padley Gorge, Derbyshire - This wooded stream lies inside Yarncliffe Wood, in the Peak District.

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Padley Gorge, Derbyshire - The area is of special ecological and historical significance, as it is home to a number of prehistoric sites.

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Glengarry Forest, Highland - The mountain streams and beautiful waterfalls are what make this forest in Scotland really special.

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Glengarry, Highland - The area hosts a mix of pine, broadleaf and conifer trees, which make it a perfect place to walk when the leaves begin to fall.

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Galloway Forest, Dumfries and Galloway - This atmospheric forest in southwest Scotland looks incredible whether it's cloudy or sunny.

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Galloway Forest, Dumfries and Galloway -

This forest is the perfect location for an autumn hike.

See also: Explore Britain's golden autumn locations

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