Discover more about Kinver Edge on our Easter egg trail and end up with a chocolatey treat.
Out-of-hour guided tours of the Holy Austin Rock Houses are available for groups, contact the custodian in advance to arrange one.
Family highlights
Fly a kite or just let off some steam in the open countryside around Kinver Edge. Young wildlife detectives should keep a look out for buzzard soaring overhead or lizards basking in the summer sun in the heathland. Early risers can hear a fantastic dawn chorus here in May. Children will love exploring the Rock Grounds, the area around the houses, which includes the upper terrace, orchard, meadow and allotments.
Walking
There is a great network of footpaths to explore at Kinver Edge. A self-guided walks leaflet, describing two way-marked circular trails around the estate, can be purchased at the rock houses.
Cycling
Off-road cyclists are welcome on byways and bridleways and it is possible to cycle around Kinver Edge.
Horse riding
Horse riders are welcome on bridleways around the estate.
Kite or model flying
Kinver Edge is a great spot for kite-flying on a breezy day.
Get involved
Come and help us in the caves at the Holy Austin Rock Houses or join our group of outdoor conservation volunteers with their work to regenerate lowland heath habitat on Kinver Edge.
