The National Trust

Parking
Five accessible parking spaces are located near the café at Nimmings Wood car park. From here you can enjoy striking views over Birmingham and Halesowen.

WC
Accessible WC at Nimmings Wood car park.

Pathways and open space
Path and open space surfaces vary around the estate. Some routes have been improved to give easier access, but most are on naturally uneven grassy ground or woodland floor. The area can become rather muddy and slippery after wet weather.

All-ability trails
A wide, level path with a compacted surface travels ½ mile from Nimmings Wood car park to the Standing Stones. It is a gentle, steady uphill route, suitable for most wheelchairs and pushchairs. Download the Four Stones Loop web walk guide for directions and a map.

Seating, rest points and shelter
Benches are located across the site and at many fine viewpoints.

Refreshments
Fully accessible café with parking nearby.

A map of the Clent Hills and an engraved topograph can be found near the Standing Stones.

A carpet of bluebells can be discovered in spring along with the delicious smell of new growth. Listen carefully and you'll hear the sounds of birds and animals throughout the woodland, as well as the crunch of dry leaves in autumn.