Saltram East Guided Walk
Join our free volunteer led walk over to the new paths at Saltram East. Discover more about the history of this area of Saltram estate and the wildlife that calls it home.
- Booking essential
- Free event
This 4.3km walk is a great way to explore the newly opened Saltram East area. With a relaxed pace which is suitable for most abilities, you will be guided by some of our wonderful walking volunteers. With several stopping points along the route which focus on both the history of the area as well as the work that is taking place to improve the parkland for future generations. Our volunteers will be with you for the duration of the walk and will be able to answer any questions along the way.
Times
The basics
- Booking number
Call 03442491895
- Accessibility
The majority of the walk is hosted in the new level wide paths over in Saltram East, but there are some uneven terrains and gradients to reach the new area.
- Meeting point
Please meet outside the front of the welcome centre by the duck pond 5 mins before the start time.
- What to bring and wear
We recommend wearing sturdy footwear, such as walking boots or comfortable wellies, and suitable clothing for the weather and a bottle of water if needed.
- Other
The walk with stops and guided commentary is around 2 hours long. Well behaved dogs on a lead are welcome to join.
Upcoming events
Villainous tales and magical trails
Some of your favourite fairy tales tell a spookier story. This October, dress-up in your spookiest outfit and find the fairy tale stories hidden around the house and garden, as the villain takes the spotlight at Saltram.
'Jersey's' Story
For the first time in over 200 years, two companion portraits painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds in 1748, will be brought together by the National Trust and Royal Museums Greenwich in a display in the Saloon at Saltram, from May 23 until 1 November
Orienteering drop in day
Join us to celebrate the launch of Saltram's new orienteering routes and find out how to explore them.