Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές και πεζοπορίες Foremark

Staunton Harold reservoir

Can become very muddy when its been raining, besides this it is a very peaceful spot in nature and wonderful to roam around the woods.

A picturesque pond laying just below (to the north of) the main parking area for the Abbey.

This beautiful historic country house was built in the 18th century and is a blend of Georgian and Victorian architectural styles. It's surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens and parkland that feature mature trees, ornamental plants and plenty of open space.

This is a beautiful trail between fields of farmland and the River Trent just south of Derby. Further down the path you have the fascinating Anchor Church caves which are naturally formed caves that have been extended to form a dwelling.

Heath Wood is a small but beautiful copse between Foremark Hall and Seven Spouts Farm. It is a gem of a small wood, a nice shaded spot on a hot summer’s day too. It is a forestry commission wood, but before and after is farmland, so be considerate of farm animals if you are walking your dog.

Carvers Rocks is situated at the southern tip of Foremark Reservoir and is a designated 280-acre (113-hectare) nature reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) managed by the National Trust and Seven Trent. The area includes woodland, lowland heath, beautiful open countryside, and the open water of Foremark Reservoir. It is a haven for all types of wildlife , especially birds. There are a variety of recreation activities here, including woodland walks along with car parking and toilets.

It was a horse drawn tramway to take the lime to the canal. Went down through the middle of Ashby to Willesley wood. Picked up with the coal from Oakthorpe pit to head for the early steel mills probably around Coventry on the Ashby canal. Spooky to imagine the ghosts of horses and carts as they rattled away down the line.