Autumn morning Wildlife Walk
Discover Longshaw's Autumn wildlife and spectacular views on a friendly guided walk
Starting at the Welcome Building near Woodcroft car park, explore the sights and sounds of Longshaw's wildlife with an early morning walk.
While we can’t guarantee exactly what we will spot, we will be looking out for winter birds, wild deer, Autumn colours and some fungi.
The walk is about two hours long, including plenty of pauses to look and listen. The distance is about 3 miles/5km. The walk will end at Longshaw visitor hub, where toilets are available.
Image Credit - James Dobson
Please note:
- Please meet at the Welcome Building, near Woodcroft car park.
- Please wear sturdy shoes and suitable outdoor clothing. If you have binoculars, please bring them along.
- The route includes steps, kissing gates and steep ascents and descents.
- Suitable for accompanied children over the age of 8 years.
- Please do not bring dogs as we will be listening and looking for wildlife.
- If you have them we recommend you bring binoculars or a camera to help you see the wildlife in more detail.
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Discover Longshaw's Autumn wildlife and spectacular views on a friendly guided walk
Starting at the Welcome Building near Woodcroft car park, explore the sights and sounds of Longshaw's wildlife with an early morning walk.
While we can’t guarantee exactly what we will spot, we will be looking out for winter birds, wild deer, Autumn colours and some fungi.
The walk is about two hours long, including plenty of pauses to look and listen. The distance is about 3 miles/5km. The walk will end at Longshaw visitor hub, where toilets are available.
Image Credit - James Dobson
Please note:
- Please meet at the Welcome Building, near Woodcroft car park.
- Please wear sturdy shoes and suitable outdoor clothing. If you have binoculars, please bring them along.
- The route includes steps, kissing gates and steep ascents and descents.
- Suitable for accompanied children over the age of 8 years.
- Please do not bring dogs as we will be listening and looking for wildlife.
- If you have them we recommend you bring binoculars or a camera to help you see the wildlife in more detail.