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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.

The small lane between Bretby at 90m and Hartshorne at about 90m. It tops out at about 155m so you get good views in both directions. The climb isn't massive but it's steep and the surface isn't great. Best ridden from northwest to southeast.

Fairly wide and smooth Gravel track that despite it's close proximity to the reservoir you'll be lucky to see it other than through the occasional gap in the trees

The Limehouse Dams are the old source of water to the village, established in the early 1800s. Water was treated with lime and piped to a waterworks on Manchester Lane, where it was supplied to the village via cast iron pipes. "HWW" cast iron markers still stand today showing where those pipes lay.

This historic arable and dairy farm dates back to 1200, with the current buildings dating back as far as the 1500s. The farmhouse is Grade II listed. The land the farm now sits on was settled by Angles and Saxons and then by the Vikings and allies who conquered the Saxons in around 800AD.

Great for walking cafe sandy beach for the children

Woods between Hartshorne and Smisby. Remarkably still and tranquil

Short and very steep- paved but poor condition!