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Dukeries Trail

Winds through Sherwood Forest's historic "Dukeries" estates, mixing ancient woodland, open heathland and parkland once owned by dukes. Terrain varies from flat forest paths to gentle undulations; generally family-friendly though length makes it challenging for young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Excellent for spotting deer, exploring Robin Hood country, and experiencing Nottinghamshire's grandest historic landscapes including Clumber Park and Thoresby Estate.

Clumber Park Livestock-Free Walk, Clumber Park

Loops through National Trust parkland on mostly flat, wide gravel paths ideal for buggies and families. Dogs welcome but kept on leads near visitor facilities and play areas. The livestock-free designation means no sheep or cattle, so relaxed walking past the grand lake, sweeping lawns, and woodland avenues. Perfect for confident toddlers attempting longer distances, with café stops and toilets at the main buildings. Gentle enough for all ages but 9.6km might test little legs.

A Glimpse of Southern Clumber, Clumber Park

Explores the quieter southern edge of Clumber Park with gentle, well-maintained paths through mixed woodland and open parkland – mostly flat with occasional soft inclines. Ideal for families with older children (9.6km may tire little legs) and generally buggy-friendly on firm tracks, though some sections can be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome on leads near grazing areas. Worth it for sweeping views across the lake, grand lime tree avenue, and peaceful woodland trails away from the busier northern

The Robin Hood Way, Clumber Park

Clumber on the War Path Circular Walk, Clumber Park