Tinkley Robin's Winter Forage Trail
With artwork from renowned artist Trevor Waugh, join us this winter for a free trail around the red route at Tinkley Gate, where you can explore more about how robins use this space to nest and find sources of food.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
This winter, join us at Tinkley Gate to follow the story of the Tinkley robin.
Our resident robin wakes up one day feeling a bit hungry, and explores our red route for something to eat – only it’s not always that simple in winter. In this trail, you'll find out more about how we can all help support wildlife during the colder months.
Featuring artwork by internationally renowned fine artist Trevor Waugh, the trail starts at the Tinkley Gate café and follows our red route, which takes around 30 minutes to follow, and has some short sections of slope both up and down.
This is a free trail, and no booking is necessary.
Times
The basics
- Meeting point
Meet at the Tinkley Gate cafe
- What to bring and wear
Wear footwear and clothing appropriate for a winter countryside walk
- Accessibility
Search accessibility at Woodchester Park for more information about access here.
Upcoming events
Free Storytelling for Under 5s
Join our storytelling volunteer every Monday morning from 10:30am - 11:00am with your little one
Beginner Copper Foil Ornament Workshop
Learn the basics to craft your own winter copper foil ornament in this workshop at Tinkley Gate
Nature-Inspired Winter Crafts at Tinkley Gate
Join in at Tinkley Gate for a kids', winter-themed forage and create workshop. The ticket price is per crafter, one or two supervisors come along for free.
Trust10 Trail Run at Woodchester Park
Join us to run a beautiful 10K trail run around the historic parkland at Woodchester Park