The National Trust

Many events take place here throughout the year, including guided wildlife walks and orienteering. For more information contact the property.

Discover more about the countryside through one of our family trails and venture out to spot birds at the bird hide on Walton's Hill, which is marked on the 'Walks on the Clent Hills' leaflet. There's plenty of space to let off steam in the fresh air.

There is a vast network of walking trails to enjoy around the Clent Hills, including part of the North Worcestershire Way, which runs almost 40 miles from Kinver to Major's Green.

For an easy short route with fantastic views, download the Four Stones Loop web walk guide.

A walks leaflet is available from the café at Nimmings Wood car park with a range of trails across the hills, varying from gentle strolls to longer hikes.

Off-road cyclists are welcome on byways and bridleways. The cycling in this area is more suited to mountain bikers than families.

A permanent Geocaching Trail is available on the hills all year round. This high tech treasure hunting game requires coordinates and a GPS unit. More information can be found at Geocaching.com. Regular geocaching taster days are also available for beginners to hire the equipment and try out for themselves. For further information please contact the property on 01562 712822 or search our events database.

A network of bridleways cross the estate. Adam's Hill is a good starting point for treks.

The Clent Hills are a popular, breezy location for flying kites.

Orienteering events (not NT) take place throughout the year. Orienteering events are organised by the Harlequins - www.harlequins.org.uk

Learn new skills and help us look after the Clent Hills by volunteering. Lend a hand with conservation tasks like habitat restoration, thinning woodland and maintaining paths. We are also looking for volunteers to conduct guided tours and events, for more information contact the property.