쉬운 올러튼과 부턴 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Adjacent to the Pumping Station lies Boughton Brake - an area of ancient woodland that is criss-crossed by a number of public footpaths.

Boughton Pumping Station, built in 1905 near Ollerton in Sherwood Forest, was a vital Baroque Revival waterworks designed by W.B. Starr to supply clean water to Nottingham. Featuring Ashton Frost steam engines and a iconic brick chimney, it operated until 1980, suffered subsidence, and was restored in the 1990s to become a wedding venue and event space.

Cross over by the path above the water.

Delightful & easy path around the Lake and over several footbridges. Suitable for all ages, all abilities and all weathers! Lots of viewpoints and bench seats.

A sculpture to commemorate American oil riggers who during WW2 helped drill oil wells in what is nearby Duke's Wood.

UK's most damaging water crossing. Due to social media fame and the amount of vehicles being damaged, the Ford was closed to traffic

Rufford ford now closed for cars but bikes ok over pedestrian bridge

Originally created in 1750 as a water-source for a corn mill, the lake is now a haven for wildlife, especially waterfowl. A path of crushed limestone circles the lake, most of this is flat and accessible, with one incline near "Scotland Bank" which may be a challenge to some wheelchair users.