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Join our Ranger on a two hour walk around the three hundred acre Bateman’s estate and enjoy autumn in all its glory. The walk follows meandering footpaths through the valley, along the river bank and into small areas of woodland well off the beaten track. Please wear suitable walking boots/shoes. Booking essential on 01435 882302
£5 per person
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