Ancient tree walks in the Midlands

One of the best ways to see some of the ancient woodland in our care is by taking a walk. We've collected together some of our favourite walks, all guaranteed to give you a look back at historical trees.

The ancient trees in summer at Croft Castle in Herefordshire
Croft Castle and Parkland   Herefordshire

Ancient tree walk at Croft Castle near Leominster

Enjoy a gentle wander into the heart of Croft's parkland and discover the ancient trees and wildlife along the way.

A walk for tree lovers and wildlife spotters
Ancient trees at Calke Abbey, Derbyshire
Calke Abbey   Derbyshire

Calke Park ancient trees walk

Discover some of the oldest trees in Europe as these ancient inhabitants of Calke parkland unfold to tell their stories.

Come and meet the 'Old Man of Calke'
Early morning sun shining through autumn trees at Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire
Kedleston Hall   Derbyshire

Kedleston - long walk

This 3 mile walk is a circular tour of the park, which was designed, built and planted between 1761 and 1776.

Enjoy commanding views across the parkland
The Attingham deer, descended from the original herd brought to Attingham in the late 1700s
Attingham Park   Shropshire

Wildlife walk at Attingham Park

Attingham Park is home to a wide range of wildlife, don't miss the Deer Park, the Walled Garden and miles of beautiful walks.

Walk through woodland and a deer park
misty view of the parkland at Brockhampton
Brockhampton Estate   Herefordshire

Brockhampton Estate wildlife walk

Listen for woodpeckers, smell wild flowers, and keep an eye out for all sorts of insects on this easy trail around the estate.

Take the wildlife walk at Brockhampton Estate
Hardwick Hall from the ponds early spring
Hardwick   Derbyshire

Hardwick wider estate walk

A walk discovering parts of the estate often missed.

Stroll through beautiful countryside
Sunrise at Clumber Park ford, Nottinghamshire
Clumber Park   Nottinghamshire

A glimpse of southern Clumber

On this walk you'll be introduced to historic aspects of the park as well as its natural habitats with lovely views of the lake and surrounding countryside.

Go for a tranquil walk at Clumber