Gipton Wood refers to either an area of woodland or an area of housing adjacent to the wood in Leeds.
The woodland is now triangular, bounded by the Oakwood Boundary Road on the northeast, Roundhay Road on the west and Copgrove Road on the southeast.
It is 8.2 ha and part of the Forest of Leeds.
It is an ancient woodland, previously housing a stone aged, bronze aged, and Roman settlement.
Trees are predominantly oak, sycamore, beech and hornbeam.
It was given to the city in 1923 and is now maintained by the City of Leeds and a voluntary group, the Friends of Gipton Wood.
The public house on the opposite side of the road was formerly called "The Gipton" but has now changed to "The Roundhay".

The residential area known as Gipton Wood is south of the wood down to Easterly Road.
Gipton Wood refers to either an area of woodland or an area of housing adjacent to the wood in Leeds. The woodland is now triangular, bounded by the Oakwood Boundary Road on the northeast, Roundhay Road on the west and Copgrove Road on the southeast. It is 8.2 ha and part of the Forest of Leeds. It is an ancient woodland, previously housing a stone aged, bronze aged, and Roman settlement. Trees are predominantly oak, sycamore, beech and hornbeam. It was given to the city in 1923 and is now maintained by the City of Leeds and a voluntary group, the Friends of Gipton Wood. The public house on the opposite side of the road was formerly called "The Gipton" but has now changed to "The Roundhay".
The residential area known as Gipton Wood is south of the wood down to Easterly Road.
Oakwood, Leeds