Walking in a winter wonderland

Seasonal strolls: Winter

Attingham is transformed into a winter wonderland as the frost sits across the landscape. The low winter suns shines down and the landscape begins to sparkle. Winter is a beautiful season to explore Attingham. Wrapped up warm, there is a walk and a view to discover for everyone.

With walking routes from 1 to 3 miles throughout the park, you'll find somewhere new to explore each time you visit. 

Download one of our walks to find out more about the landscape and nature at Attingham through the seasons. The Wildlife Walk is a great one for winter. 

Seasonal sights: The Attingham deer herd

Follow the World War II walk for the best opportunities to see the herd of fallow deer in their habitat. There are around 200 fallow deer in the park, and during the winter they are fed a supplement feed to keep them strong and healthy.

It's a tradition rooted in history at Attingham to feed the deer; the eighth Lord Berwick loved his fallow deer herd so much he would often feed them himself by hand in the winter months.

From Saturday 27 November to Sunday 27 February you can see the outdoors team feeding the deer their winter rations on weekends and daily in the school holidays at 3pm in the Deer Park.

Please note if you're visiting between Saturday 27 November and Monday 3 January we're all asking all visitors to book their visit in advance during this busy festive period. You can find out more on the link below.