The Wildart Trail

About 1 mile circular route on hard surface but not very even track through primarily deciduous woodland. Popular with family and dog walkers. Watch out for the dog poo as not everyone clears up after their dog. Some of the carvings are returning to the earth, as has most of the wicker structures but still some nice bits and bobs to see.

A great circular walk for younger children with a range of handcrafted art carved into the trees and stumps around the trail. It also has wild ponies and highland cattle.

I loved it here. Such a lovely place to enjoy a walk. Very quiet and peaceful. There are lots of trails leading off the main path which are lovely for children exploring and finding the many carvings. Quite a magical place for them to explore. A lovely peaceful place with lots of different walks.

Still undergoing development but still nice walk. Caters for wheelchairs too. Parking cost £2 for week day. Had to use Ringo App as payment machine not working

Parking isn't fun to pay for, no signal but must be done on app or website. Trail itself was beautiful.

Lovely woodland walk. Used to have free parking but now you need to pay, a lot of people seemed to have trouble paying as cell coverage poor.

Accessible for wheelchair chair users, although if you make it a circular walk, the last stretch can be a little muddy for wheel chair use. Not a problem for able bodied - very light walking for them - but if you have a wheel chair and there's been rain, I'd do a there and back.
The walk itself is very pleasant.

Nice forest area with wheelchair accessible walking paths through the forest!