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Whitwick holy hayley woods nice peaceful

bike ride Hayes woods ,Whitwick lake

bike ride to Whitwick woods and Whitwick lakes

Camden Woods mountain biking

cadmen Woods mountain biking

Whitwick woods check photos 📸

Coalville snibston Bike trail is blue got some steep hills to climb great fun coming down and great flowing trail Cafe walks park car park

views of the quarry from the top highest trigger point in leicestershire, mountain biking trails and great walks

snibston trail great bike trail and skills area, old coal mining still can see some things check the photos.cafe car park and a park

snibston colliery the old mining still got some things to view

Whitwick woods

Whitwick woods small woods great walks

mountain biking at snibston trail

bike ride to Whitwick woods Whitwick lake in the rain 🌧

check out the photos for signs for the trails and skills area

check the photos there are some signs for the bike trail and skills area

Camden Woods great for mountain biking and walks

Snibston's potential was spotted by George Stephenson, 'father of railways' whilst building a railway in the area. He bought the land when valuable coal reserves were discovered in the area. In 1832 he founded no. 1 and no. 2 pits that operated for for more than 150 years. Although you can see the Colliery buildings and machinery, all evidence of the mining is gone and replaced by a wonderfully ecologically diverse park to explore. There is also a cafe to have a bite to eat and a museum to learn more about the mining history.

The Blue trail is fun and flowy with some fun berms and bumps!

Bardon Hill Quarry is approx an 144-acre geological Site of Special Scientific Interest. This quarry has been in operation for over 400 years and produces an impressive three million tonnes of rock a year. Quarrying exposes rocks from a Precambrian volcano. There are veins of quartz containing copper and gold, but no public access for potential prospectors.