엘케슬리 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

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

Frequently flooded and can impact on local trails. Consideration of recent rainfall worth noting before heading this way.

The weir at the end of Clumber Lake is the controlled overflow point for the estate's long ornamental water. Water gently flows over a low broad spillway continuing downstream into the lake. The steady sound of flowing water provides a natural pause point.

The Chapel is actually the third at Clumber Park. The first, inside the house, was destroyed by fire. The second, started by the 6th Duke of Newcastle, was abandoned after his death, apparently because it was structurally unsound. The third, however, eclipsed all earlier attempts, and today towers over the Pleasure Grounds.  St Mary's took three years to build, and opened in 1889 for the 7th Duke, This impressive ‘cathedral in miniature’ certainly lives up to its nickname, being a similar size to most parish churches, yet commissioned only to serve the Duke and his small family. Those who lived and worked on the estate were also invited to attend services here.

A good spot for a photo shot.

This wooden bridge can be very slippy when wet.

An be busy so go steady great coffee stop

does anyone know what this grave is?