I am one of the volunteers here (as well as into cycling and hiking). The main paths are generally kept clear of fallen trees.. Occasionally a big one will take a while to clear. If you do come across one on one of the signed routes report it to the visitor centre rangers. A what3words location helps. Several paths are stony, I am told they once formed part of a ancient riverbed.

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Location: Lickey and Blackwell CP, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, West Midlands Region, England, United Kingdom

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