Third Route now available at Grizedale Forest
- Jul 21
- 1 min read
A third route for the Tramper has been made available at Grizedale Forest. The Millwood Trail takes the Tramper user North from the visitors centre. After passing the Ancient Forester Sculpture the trail continues on into the forest under the Go-Ape. After watching the Go-Aper's in the trees you continue up stream through quiet woodland. The trail loops around giving access to the forest on good gravel paths with one steep section and one cambered section to negotiate.
Forestry England have installed a new bridge at the furthest point of the Trail to make this part of the Forest accessible to the Tramper. This wonderful investment is helping to build a great selection of different trails here for our members to choose from.
You can see more details and book your Tramper adventure in Grizedale Forest at www.outdoormobility.org/grizedale.
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It's wonderful to see Forestry England increasingly focusing on improving accessibility for the community! The addition of the Millwood Trail with a new bridge in Grizedale Forest not only provides Tramper users with a chance to experience stunning nature, but also demonstrates a dedicated investment. The feeling of leisurely exploring this peaceful forest is just as relaxing and captivating as casting a line, patiently upgrading your rod, and waiting for rare catches in tiny fishing—both offer a unique sense of fulfillment and stress relief.
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