White Rocks & King Arthur's Cave parking area, Doward
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White Rocks & King Arthur's Cave parking area, Doward
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 12 Feb 2012
There is a Herefordshire Nature Trust welcome and information board at the edge of the parking area. Among the information shown is that this location is a large rocky hill known as The Doward. It is formed from hard quartz and soft limestone and is a mosaic of wildlife-rich habitats. White Rocks is a former limestone quarry fringed with woodland. King Arthur's Cave straddles a footpath that leads down the hill.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.839327
Longitude
-2.657159