Explorers walk: Moorland birds trail
Bring your binoculars along on this walk for a chance to see the special birds who call the moorland home
- Booking not needed
- Free event
Have you ever heard a bird when out on the moor and wondered what it was? This three-mile stroll will help you to understand more about the birds of the moorland, what they look like and sound like. Follow the trail with our guided walk leader, and you can try to spot some of these fluttering friends too.
Times
The basics
- Booking details
£3 donation is welcome.
- Suitability
This walk is suitable for children aged 6+
- Meeting point
Meet at the layby where Mount Road meets the A62, close to Redbrook Reservoir. https://w3w.co/trample.beep.handyman , Grid Ref: SE 02733 10104
- What to bring and wear
Please bring suitable clothing and outdoor footwear.
- Accessibility
This walk will involve some steep uneven terrain, and may be muddy underfoot.
- Other
Dogs on leads welcome. Children welcome.
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