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Guided wider estate walks - The folklore and history of Holly

Join us for a free festive guided walk while learning about the folklore and history of Holly

  • Booking advisable

Join us for a free festive guided walk and discover the stories of holly, yew and mistletoe. As we explore the estate, you’ll learn about their traditional uses and the rich folklore that has surrounded them through the winters for generations.

The walks are from 1.5 - 3 miles and might be on stoned paths, or through fields. All with the support of our friendly, experienced walking volunteers

Dogs on leads welcome. This event is free.

Times

Prices

Event ticket prices

Ticket typeTicket category
All Standard Ticket£0.00

The basics

Booking number

Call 0344 249 1895

Accessibility

Ground will be uneven and over hilly terrain.

Meeting point

On arrival head to the Welcome Centre and inform them you are here for a well-being walk. The meeting point is outside the tea-room, where our walking volunteers will be to greet you.

What to bring and wear

Sensible footwear, warm clothes and waterproofs. Dress for the weather.

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