Enjoy a scenic horse ride through our network of forest trails at West Walk, Hundred Acres and Woodend. We allow horse riding on permissive trails that are provided for members of...
The Forest of Dean Ramblers have three circular walks between Mallards Pike and Soudley Ponds, each three miles in length, with climbs and a variety of views. The walks can be...
This is our longest trail which takes you down Cardiac hill, under the Go Ape Zip Lines into a quieter area of the forest. You can explore the mixed woodland, forest pools and our...
A circular walking trail taking you into the heart of Basing Wood including the forest meadow and pond. This trail has a fairly smooth surface with some softer ground in places...
Spending time amongst the trees and really noticing nature is scientifically proven to boost our mental and physical health. Follow the trail to take a mindful walk through the...
The name of the Elephant Pond comes from the Second World War, when elephants from a travelling circus were used to pull felled trees out of the Forest. The elephants went into the...
This is the longest of the Bedburn walks and also the most rewarding. It is particularly stunning in autumn when the golden hue of beech and yellow highlights of birch trees along...
Alpacaly Ever After's mission is to rehome alpacas and llamas from all over the country and give them a wonderful new home with the very best of care, while bringing people in...
Starting from the main car park, the Castle Hill walk is a demanding route with a long ascent, where you will be reward you with great views of the Cheviots from Thrunton Crags.
Following a combination of forest roads and tracks, this trail takes you to the very centre of the woodland and then back to the info board, taking in the wildlife-laden pond on...
A circular route suitable with a gentle gradient at the start, which then flattens out and on a route that incorporates the wood neighbouring the open fields of the Old Vyne estate...
An ideal gentle stroll to help you unwind, this short loop takes you to the pond and back to the info point. Keep your eyes peeled for a variety of woodland birds.
Follow a pleasant stream then gradually climb up the slopes past some of the oldest conifer trees in the woods. Look out for the viewpoint halfway round where you can look out...
A 2km (1.2 mile) undulating circular walk that winds through Kilburn Woods, passing through mixed woodlands then following a main forest road, before arriving back at the car park...
This lakeside path is a fully surfaced and allows you to walk around the edge of the lake. Suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs, there are several benches along the way to stop...
A nice walk that takes in some of the nicest parts of Delamere, without venturing too far. The trail passes the Gruffalo sculpture and along part of Blakemore Moss
Reaching out into Little Scrubbs Wood, this is the shortest trail. It provides an interesting snapshot of the wood's diverse flora and how it is being managed.
The Green Trail follows the woodland boundary for much of its route, with great views over the Limewoods landscape. It isn't surfaced, so be prepared for muddy conditions!
These short walks have been tailored to suit anyone who may benefit from some additional support in order to enjoy the arboretum. There are four short walks to try all under 1 mile...
